Sentence examples for specific precision from inspiring English sources

The piece is a "thing of rugged art" and is more aimed at design than specific precision.

In the first section, respondents were asked whether they had adopted specific precision agriculture technologies, including GPS guidance and autosteer, and how much savings of fuel and machine operator time they attributed to the use of these technologies throughout their operations.

Since the coordinate data of proteins is available at some fixed precision, the transmitter and receiver agree on the specific precision at which the data should be sent.

The contact time data are thus indicative of a very modest effect of the motor cortex lesion on the ipsilesional hand's manual dexterity per se (specific precision grip ability).

Our results further indicate that a range of possibilities exist for the design and application of clone-specific precision silvicultural systems.

Previously, we reported a capture recapture estimator for bait-specific precision and recall.

Direct application of iCM reprogramming in vivo may promote patient-specific precision therapy by reducing the accompanying costs and efforts, which are considerable with in vitro generation of patient-specific iPSC-CMs.

The prior distribution over pertranscript, condition-specific precision λ m (c ) is a Gamma distribution with hyperparameters α G, β G, which are fixed for a group of transcripts with similar expression level, G.

Binned mean expression versus variance plots (see Additional file 2) support this pattern of tissue-specific precision, showing a high-variance peak at very low expression levels in the CD14 and CD16 datasets (likely representing unexpressed gene noise) that is nearly absent in the CD4 dataset.

The necessary prespecification of stratum-specific type I error rates, when combined with (1) a stratum-specific event rate in the subgroup, (2) a stratum-specific primary endpoint, (3) a stratum-specific endpoint precision, and/or (4) a stratum-specific efficacy, satisfies the requirements for a subgroup stratum's "stand-alone" interpretation at the trial's conclusion.

At the local level, "site-specific" or "precision" agriculture uses remotely sensed imagery from planes or satellites to determine variations in a single field.