For example, although suicidal intent certainly seems relevant, 7 available instruments show inconsistent results concerning the relation between suicidal intent and future suicide; furthermore, low specificity of predictive factors restricts the precision of predictions.
While the nomenclature by Baumbusch and colleagues provided information about homology to animal proteins, an incomplete list of Arabidopsis SET-domain proteins and the limitation (at that time) of having only one plant species with a genome-wide analysis restricted the precision and correctness of phylogenetic grouping in this study [ 11].
We discuss floating-point filters as a means of restricting the precision needed for arithmetic operations while still computing the exact result.
In this section, we restrict the precision in which the input coordinates may be specified.
Higher feature dimension will influence the design of neural network, and fewer numbers of samples will cause network training incomplete or over-fitted, both of which restrict the recognition precision of the neural network.
Conceptually, collapsing these two response options would still provide an indication of restricted driving but lose the precision of neck pain severity, which is best left to dedicated pain severity scales.
For each gene, and each FPE RNA pool, Restricted Maximum Likelihood (REML) estimates of the precision of the assay were obtained along with approximate 95% confidence intervals expressed as relative standard deviations (RSD) of total variance.
In many applications, the precision of AMS is restricted by counting statistics for 10Be, which are in turn limited by the intensity of BeO− beam currents.
Analysis times are long and the precision of AMS are restricted by counting statistics for 26Al, which are in turn limited by the intensity of Al− beam currents.
Second, the limited number of dementia cases decreased the precision of our estimates, restricting the ability to adjust for potential confounders in the age-stratified analyses.
