Sentence examples for precision whether from inspiring English sources

In fact, the doctors themselves rarely know with any precision whether they are doing a good job or not.

A system of skin tests can predict with precision whether a person can safely get penicillin and its many relatives.

No one, that is, except for a piece of artificial intelligence called Hit Song Science, a program that tries to determine, with mathematical precision, whether a song is going to be a Top 40 hit.

He might not be dangerous or insane but he brings a murderous panache to everything he does, and he executes it with clinical precision, whether it's the consummately commercial garage-pop of Firefly (feat Nao), the Janet Jacksonesque Love For That feat Shura (remember her?), or Lotus Eater with its shades of the Orient.

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The projects of interest to introspective psychologists often required much finer judgments—such as determining with mathematical precision whether one visual sensation has twice the "intensity" of another or determining along what dimensions emotional experience can vary.

He brought a lightness and vivacity to everything he played, but a sinewy precision too – whether in the briefest vignette of a solo in the powerful, talent-packed ensembles of Mike Westbrook, Mike Gibbs, Chris McGregor or Graham Collier, or in the merciless free-fire zone of a cutting-edge small group such as that of the late saxophonist Mike Osborne.

It is not yet known if it is recognisability that enhances memory precision, nor whether maintenance of recognisable objects is achieved with the same network of brain regions supporting maintenance of simple objects.

The ancestral genotype in LTNP-VC could have prognostic value; but the limited number of individuals in this group, that differ solely on the basis of viral dating, does not allow for greater precision on whether the split within this category will be of clinical consequence.

In this study we evaluated how different resources influenced performance according to recall and precision, and whether a specific resource was important or not.

Key challenges and limitations are poor data quality or poor medical and drug histories arising from lapses in memory (particularly due to late presentation to the first ANC visit) and the inadequacy of existing medical records to confirm reported exposures to medicines – both of which limit precision of whether and when drug exposure might have occurred.