There are some unavoidable elements in the experiment reported by Suyapa Silvia [3], such as: (1) inability of the experimenter to cut exactly the same cubes with same weights, (2) limitation of digital laboratory scales of precision of 10 mg, and etc.
The questionnaire (see Additional file 1) used both quantitative and qualitative questions, often using a scoring scale (Level of Precision, table 1) or rank-order of a health effect followed by argumentation.
The congeneric model is the least restrictive, and assumes that each individual item measures the same latent variable, with possibly different scales, degrees of precision and magnitude of error.
In many circumstances, a model is required for prediction at a particular spatial scale (e.g. at a within-field scale for precision agriculture), and validation of the model should account for this.
The development of molecular methodologies and, in particular, high-throughput sequencing (HTS) techniques now provide a robust means of accurately and cost-effectively examining biodiversity at a scale and level of precision not previously available.
Consequently, there is a need to integrate UAVs into the disaster management framework, but also to integrate different types of UAVs to operate at different scales and level of precision.
Clinical rating scales lack some degree of precision, and ordinal clinical rating scales do not provide a continuous measure of tremor severity.
This paper investigates the level of uncertainty for various conceivable health impacts of climate change, using the 'Level of Precision' scale developed by Risbey and Kandlikar [ 16, 17] (table 1); ranging from ignorance to probabilistic estimates.
When you bring the scale and precision of data-driven platforms to the brilliance of great media executions, magic will happen.
One alliance commander who had complained earlier in the day said he was impressed with the scale and precision of the latest raid.
