Sentence examples for theoretically precise from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the theoretically precise XRR technique gives significant standard deviation due to the layering of the DLC film.
Our advice is to begin with a model that seems reasonable to you as researcher, and that is theoretically precise – a model like Figure 2 with constraints on the latent-level effects and constraints on the latent-to-indicator effects (whether this means using y5 as a single indicator of η3A, or y5 and y6 as multiple indicators of η3B, or y5 and y6 as single-indicators of both η3C and η3B).
Theoretically, more precise recombination estimates may be obtained from an analysis of progeny that are descendants of several generations because this allows more recombination events to be detected.
The absolute quantitative error of spinal navigation systems is theoretically a more precise and generalizable metric of navigation accuracy.
The second question certainly allowed a theoretically objective and reasonably precise pattern of criteria.
In order to improve the specificity of WM treatments, future studies should define WM impairment and treatment targets in a more precise and theoretically informed manner.
This difference is important because while measures designed to support decisions should essentially be precise and theoretically correct, when a RAP measure is used as a performance target for an organizational unit, fairness is more relevant than precision, and the key issue is whether or not the target measure is able to produce desired behaviors.
More degenerate fluxes, which theoretically do not require precise values for fast growth, indeed exhibit more variation.
In this work, a hydraulic operating temperature control of loop heat pipes (LHPs) was proposed to achieve a precise, stable, and theoretically predictable operating temperature control.
Nevertheless, the localization is expected theoretically to be much less precise, which is what we see experimentally.
We will then be in a position to evaluate the Commonplace Thesis, when made precise using the most theoretically fruitful notions of chance and randomness.
