Sentence examples for precision of the technique from inspiring English sources

The play of light and shade on the planes of the incised strokes enhances the precision of the technique.

The precision of the technique was evaluated in terms of repeatability which was less than 12.0% (n = 5).

The precision of the technique is within the acceptable 'pure geochemistry' type of analysis (R.S.D. ∼ 1.0%) and is comparable even those obtained with titrimetric and gravimetric assay.

The precision of the technique was checked by injections of the biological dye Pontamine Sky Blue (PSB) or C14-labeled arginine.

In this work the approach, accuracy, and precision of the technique as it applies to CH2F2 (difluoromethane, R-32) are presented.

To demonstrate the precision of the technique, they used a programmable device called a spatial light modulator that splits the light beam into a hologram consisting of smaller 'beamlets', and then simultaneously activated six neurons arranged in the shape of a smiley face.

The precision of this technique enables the unambiguous differentiation of primary amino groups relative to hydroxyl groups, which differ by only 1 mass unit.

We assumed that the variability of measurements within a technique is an indication of the precision of the measurement technique: the smaller the difference between the observers, the better the technique [ 17 ].

To define an acceptable LOA, Cecconi et al. [ 10] proposed assessing the precision of the reference technique (in this case, the apical view) and the tested technique (the subxiphoid view).

In particular, we explore a new interpretation of the GW energy distribution observed by GPS RO at the lowest values, as they stay below the precision limit of the technique.

Each sequence (decreasing or increasing the FiO2) was performed twice to assess the precision (repeatability) of the technique.