Sentence examples for precision manual from inspiring English sources

Device characterization is done in the BSAC sensor/actuator characterization laboratory, which includes a vacuum probe station and a precision manual probe station, along with $200,000 of Hewlett-Packard time and frequency domain instrumentation.

Moreover, in terms of accuracy and precision, manual tracing is still the gold standard for measuring regional volumes (Chupin et al. 2007; Klein et al. 2009).

The patterned surface of the master templates is placed in contact with the free surface of the DNA films, and a pressure of 100 MPa is then applied by means of a two-column precision manual press.

A precision manual fit of the TmFtsA polymer crystal structure (PDB 4A2B) (Szwedziak et al., 2012 ) in addition to 3VO8 FtsZ polymer crystal structure was performed in a region of very good density.

The aim of this paper was to assess how current peer reviewed literature addresses the accuracy, reliability and precision regarding manual anthropometric surveys applied to adult working populations in the field of ergonomics.

The number of segmentations was calculated to evaluate the precision of manual segmentation depending on reader experience, on different organs, and using two different segmentation methods.

The aim of the study was to evaluate the precision of manual bi-dimensional segmentation of lung, liver metastases, and to quantify the uncertainty in tumour response assessment.

The aim of our study was: firstly to evaluate the precision of manual two-dimensional (2D) segmentations depending on organ, reader experience, and segmentation method; and secondly to quantify the uncertainty in tumour response assessment (PR, PD or stable disease) depending on the segmentation precision.

The goal of this project was to design a dissection system for slide-mounted tissue with better precision than manual methods that also provides digital image guidance and electronic process documentation.

Thus, the precision of manual search is expected to be quite low, meaning that researchers will waste time in manually post-processing the search result and probably discard most retrieved co-occurrences.

The above information along with statements from many clinicians and researchers suggests there is a need for a relatively low cost dissection instrument with better precision than manual methods that also provides digital guidance and documentation of the dissection process.