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Meanwhile, English people are defining themselves with increasing precision, suggesting a resurgence in English identity.

Results: The scales did not measure all levels of shoulder functioning with equal precision, suggesting that commonly used reliability estimates misrepresent scale precision in certain subpopulations.

The proposed sensor displayed incredible selectivity, sensitivity and excellent recovery results for real samples with appreciable consistency and precision suggesting practical utility of the GO-XDA-Mn2O3 as an effective and reliable electrochemical sensor for simultaneous as well as individual determination of PCT and AA.

Particularly, combinations with DL have higher precision, suggesting that DL can suppress false positives because it can recognize backgrounds well.

Both mean top height and green crown height were predicted with a high degree of precision suggesting that LiDAR information could be useful for scheduling operations.

The NLP application combined with the APP algorithm performed at a high precision, suggesting that individuals classified as being prescribed APP were very likely to be classified correctly.

Other scholars, seeking precision, suggested a key ratio: the top 7 percent of the nonfarm population gained at a cost to the rest, the bottom 93 percent.

Later Ms. Dench's fierce precision suggests the joy of refining her sensibility, particularly in the fussy wrestling match she has with her husband, the dotty and much softer critic John Bayley Jim Broadbentt).

The low values of %RSD for repeatability and intermediate precision suggested an excellent precision of the developed HPLC method.

At a dilution of 1 193 individual syringe precision suggested no bias of average syringe outputs (Figure 3A).

Obviously, a high precision suggests that a method has high prediction power.