The current sample size raised a precision of 0.30, and an increase of the number of traps to 37 would be needed to achieve the desirable precision of 0.25.
We add the fourth- and sixth-order derivatives to raise the precision of the traditional Numerov's method from fourth order to twelfth order, and to expand the interval of periodicity from (0,6) to the one of (0,9.7954) and (9.94792,55.6062).
An open access resource would be valuable to raise the precision of the clinical genetic tests and to develop effective prevention programs of RA based on genetic and population differences among individuals.
The hit squad had displayed military precision, raising the prospect that the crime was carried out by the state's security apparatus.
The interpretation was very well reviewed: "radical and impactive - hair-raising precision" they said.
All that precision raises the question: what is the point of the extra point?
These transcripts illustrate the negotiations and intrusions that are the therapist's trade though their precision raises queasy doubts about their provenance.
This lack of precision raises questions as regards the ability of RI to assess small changes in renal perfusion or to be valuable in assessing sequential changes related to therapeutic interventions.
Table 2 shows that by removing calcite from the list of classes, the classification precision raises from 96.92 to 100% where this itself is a great step in the classification of hyperspectral images [8].
Ironically, a missile's very precision raises objection to drones in the civilian community: "Innocent civilians are killed by missile-firing drones!" That objection is seldom voiced regarding artillery barrages, which are greatly more likely to kill many more civilians than a Hellfire missile.
However, concerns have been raised that the precision was reportedly low for methods solely relying on the six amino acid rule (Silvanovich et al., 2006).
