Sentence examples for success of precision from inspiring English sources

Most accounts of the war to date have celebrated the success of precision bombs guided to their targets by lasers or satellites; of battlefield surveillance that pooled the information from satellites and reconnaissance planes and drones using radar and infrared lenses; and of pilotless aircraft like the Predator, equipped for the first time with antitank missiles.

Thus, biomarkers that can predict treatment responses are critical for the success of precision therapy for cancer patients and of anticancer drug development.

In both the monkeys, the success ratio of precision grip dropped to zero on the first day; however, performance in the food retrieval task gradually recovered and their success ratio reached nearly 100% approximately 5 7 weeks after the lesions (Fig. 2C) as shown in previous studies (Sasaki et al., 2004; Nishimura et al., 2007).

The present study demonstrated that laser surface modification on the PCL can be achieved with high degree of success and precision.

Previous experimental experience has clearly demonstrated that the key to success lies in high levels of precision complemented with sophisticated analysis methods, only possible with high statistics in the data set.

Now George Brett comes to pay his respects — "a brilliant repeated exhibit of precision and style and success," Angell once wrote, teeing up a Muybridge-esque anatomization of Brett's hitting mechanics — followed by Johnny Bench.

Here, we reflect about suitable strategies to improve the translational success of psychoneuroendocrinological research in the era of precision medicine.

The apparent success of the new long-distance precision warfare, however, obscured its limitations.

However, the parameters that may affect the success of the adversary, such as precision of reader time measurement, have been addressed as an engineering problem.

The success of addressing local bias and precision, as well as local distance to training has been demonstrated by Sheridan [11]; however they have sorted the data into several bins, which renders comparative analysis and the implementation of the AD rather difficult.

Coach Vicente del Bosque has engineered Spain's unprecedented run of success with a precision passing game known as tika-taka, which traces its roots to Johan Cruyff's tenure as club coach at Barcelona.