Additionally, the data do not record with precision the reason for all "closed" cases.
In fact, AAO of a disease is often a very difficult parameter to record with precision when assessed retrospectively.
The changes are recorded with scientific precision.
He added: "Your every unflattering gesture and nervous tic will be recorded with devastating precision".
Radio waves from the black hole hit radio telescopes, where they're recorded with the precision of atomic clocks that lose only 1 second every 10 million years.
While more words were recorded, with more precision, by laptop typists, more ended up being less: regardless of whether a quiz on the material immediately followed the lecture or took place after a week, the pen-and-paper students performed better.
If Pollock eliminated the brush to throw paint directly on the canvas, Evans got rid of photography's fine-art pretensions, exemplified in his mind by Stieglitz and Steichen, and zeroed in on the poetry in everyday life, which he recorded with uninflected precision.
All weighing was performed with an analytical balance of readability d = 0.01 mg (Sartorius ME235S, Belgium) and weights were recorded with full precision.
Body weight was recorded with a precision balance (PR 2003 Delta Range, Mettler-Toledo AG, Greifensee, Switzerland) especially calibrated for use with moving animals.
Unfortunately, only 312 of the 365 total cases were recorded with daily precision and were included in their data set (Mantle and Tyrrell, 1973) which is reproduced in Fig. 2 (black dots).
Although birth order was not recorded with the precision of the aforementioned studies, the members of the homosexual group were more than twice as likely to be "the last of three or more children" (p. 75) than the members of the comparison group (with sexual dysfunctions rather than atypical sexual interests; 12.2% vs. 28.1%).
