Because of these errors, yield data obtained from the survey do not represent precise crop yield figures.
OFCs are often referred to as optical rulers: their spectra consist of a precise sequence of discrete and equally-spaced spectral lines that represent precise marks in frequency.
In embryo #17, G−28 was converted to C. In the other 9 embryos, G−28 was converted to A, representing precise mutation repairing (Fig. 3B and 3C).
We used the Biological Expression Language (BEL) to represent precise biological relationships in a computable and standardized format.
The equations serve to describe how closely a length variant matches the expected lengths seen from changes that represent precise changes in copy-number.
Femoral component alignment deviating from ±3° was considered as outlier alignment since it does not represent precise surgical technique and has the potential to contribute to poor outcomes.
This is calculated following [ 18]), and serves to describe how closely a length variant matches the expected lengths seen from changes that represent precise changes in copy-number.
6 With array CGH, cloned (e.g., bacterial artificial chromosomes [BACs]) or synthesized (e.g., oligonucleotides [oligos]) DNA fragments representing precise chromosomal loci across the genome are immobilized on a glass surface.
The machine-age era that this look references, from the late eighteen-nineties to the late nineteen-forties, represents a precise period in the history of technology: post-electric and pre-atomic.
The work of film-maker, artist and writer Patrick Keiller (pictured) is occasionally welcomed into this zone, which is curious, given how it represents the precise opposite – a concretely politico-economic interrogation of landscape and its production, leavened with a flirtatious humour far from London literary laddishness.
The narrow uncertainty band represents more precise probabilities.
