Sentence examples for precision of terms from inspiring English sources

Y.L. Kergosien [138] advocates a semiotics of nature in an epistemological sense for analysing interacting biological systems, in order to increase the precision of terms such as "signal" in biology or "symptom" in medicine, and to develop new themes of inquiry into the nature of their biological or medical signification.

Technical improvements (page design, precision of terms) were then made.

This focus on precision, filtering of terms and contexts associated with T4SS, provides an advantage to machine learning techniques which can exploit these contextual restrictions.

To create an additional strategy for comparison, we used the precision of individual terms reported by McDonald to form a more concise search strategy, removing some of the terms with low precision from the HSSS.

In an assessment of the HSSS123, McDonald found precision to be 7.8% for the years 1994 1997, and reported the precision of individual terms[ 25].

The precision of search term "unlicense*.af".

To improve the precision of search term "inappropriate us*", we excluded the records about rational drug use and polypharmacy by NOTing out "antibiotic* or antimicrobial".

As a result, little is known about the validity and precision of long-term (i.e., several years to lifetime) PAH exposure estimation at an individual level.

This neuromodulatory gain control corresponds to a (Bayes-optimal) encoding of precision in terms of the excitability of neuronal populations reporting prediction errors (Feldman & Friston, 2010; Shipp et al., 2013).

The nanopillars were fabricated with a high degree of precision in terms of accuracy in size and position, allowing for a systematic study of the surface topology [1, 19].

Thus, for the per-category precision, the list of terms used to generate the denominator in the metric are not necessarily mutually exclusive across categories.