"No it's not, it's 55% negative," he replies, surprising and worrying me with the precision of the answer.
Anyway, as I was saying, if you asked Andy Grove a question he would think before he replied... and then (judging by the precision of his answer) he would give you the impression that if you had asked a really telling question, he would take it so seriously that the future direction of the company might be changed as a result.
Here, we use a time series of mercury levels in plaice from Liverpool Bay to illustrate how specific management questions can be formulated, answered, and the precision of these answers assessed.
The study by Rana and colleagues does not provide sufficient precision to answer the question, even in the context of prior studies.
In most cases the Precision of returned answers was equal to 1 but the Recall was less than 1.
The primary outcome measurement was the precision of the final result set selected to answer the clinical question.
So, if I give a 7, there's a fairly objective way to justify that number (e.g., for a physics calculation question, the calculation showed the work and resulted in the correct answer within a precision of 0.1 units).
We conclude that the approach demonstrated here could be applied to clinical validation of Affymetrix-based assays and that the analytical precision of this technique is sufficient to answer many biological questions.
This article shows that complete precision in answering this question is itself elusive.
From Yerkes to the Giant Magellan Telescope, UChicago scientists and mathematicians are developing technologies of unprecedented scope, power, and precision; answering some of the universe's most puzzling mysteries; and asking tomorrow's questions today.
In fact, Gold has to tread carefully throughout, picking her answers with the calm precision of Luke practising his early light-saber moves with Yoda.
