The problem is relevant, for instance, in the context of filtering implementation in real world digital devices with finite precision.
More real world QOL data are needed from Health Services Research to increase precision of results.
To evaluating its performance in real world we made large number of tests to measure LDABoost's precision and time consumption.
Apparently autopsies are performed with far more precision and rigor on fictionalized television than they are in the real world, where some medical examiners aren't even doctors.
This study was not intended to show how Google Scholar searches could be optimized for precision, but how Google Scholar would perform under the assumption of real world systematic review retrieval.
The CER movement, which centers on the need to contain health care costs while maintaining quality, combines mathematical precision with political sensitivities to evaluate how medical treatments work in the real world.
Based on a manual analysis of a subset of these predicted events, the precision of the system was 64%, indicating that the event detection system performance generalized well to real world conditions represented by a random, unbiased sample of PubMed.
Meanwhile, in the real world, Brooks Brothers has set aside part of its New York store for "digital tailoring" -- computer body mapping, for a true precision fit.
The real world is curved.
