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However, since the distance analysis is critically dependent upon the utmost achievable precision of the registration process, we typically used 100 landmarks for each image (200 for each pair).

Obama achieved the achievable.

Victories have been achieved with crushing completeness.

This is reflected in very pronounced enhancement of qXylose, the completeness of xylose consumption, and the final ethanol titer achievable with strain IBB10B05 as compared to strain BP10001.

As the emphasis in proteomics research shifts from cataloguing to comprehensive quantitation, the system enables the quantification of thousands of proteins across large sample sets with a level of data completeness and quantitative accuracy and precision that have only been achievable by "gold-standard," targeted MRM in the past.

Although there is no single established method for ascertaining the 'quality' of this coding in terms of completeness or correctness [ 5], the idea that high quality coding is achievable and that " better information means better care" goes largely unquestioned [ 6].

In order to understand the lower bound of achievable measurement uncertainties, the Cramér-Rao inequality is known to be an utmost useful tool.

Morphological control is of the utmost importance to bulk high-temperature superconductors, as grain boundaries act as weak links in limiting the achievable critical current density (Jc).

For completeness, in this appendix, we briefly describe the two computational models that we considered and provide an analysis of the capacity achievable with these models to the model implemented in ns-2.

Proteomics aims for completeness.

"Completeness," Dr. Kiewra says.