They observe data, and make estimates, the precision of which depends on the sample size.
The measurement and adjustment approach is applied to an ultra-precision polishing machine, on which an adjustment experiment was conducted to validate the proposed method.
Although Clinton has said she has not made up her mind whether to run for president and will not publicly declare her intentions until sometime in early 2015, her remarks Sunday will be parsed with granular precision for any signal on which way she is leaning.
Following the modality precision hypothesis [7], [8], on which the sensory modality with the highest temporal acuity dominates the perception of events in other modalities, Freeman and Driver attributed their results to the timing of the beeps influencing the perceived timing of the visual stimuli.
Fitzpatrick et al. [ 11] outlined a number of criteria (appropriateness, reliability, validity, responsiveness, precision, interpretability, acceptability, feasibility) on which evidence should be provided in order to select an appropriate outcome measure, and very few papers have assessed utility measures with regard to such criteria [ 12].
However the impact the removal of simple elements has on the precision values is insignificant, except for the BioS corpus, on which the precision improves by up to 5%.
Hence, each reduction measure is analyzed individually, which benefits precision on one hand, but at the same time increases the risk of not including interaction effects between measures.
Suffixes, on the other hand, showed some impact on precision which may indicate their importance for differentiating some types of chemical entity mentions from other words in the text.
