A trained agricultural engineer, he speaks with a measured precision that brings to mind a newscaster from the golden age of American broadcasting.
Metcalf, playing a character of taut and measured precision, steals the film with her precise inflections and focussed glances.
This method was designed to emphasize precision, attaining a measured precision level of 96% for both Gram-negative and Gram-positive bacteria, with a recall of 82%.
The measured precision for each model and integrator is the maximum relative error in the final step for each state larger than machine precision in the reference solution.
For example, some computational methods, such as CELLO [ 60], have a measured precision of only 71.5% [ 31].
We showed that PM2.5, PM10, and PM2.5 10 levels were estimated with a high degree of accuracy (predicted values did not display bias, on average, in comparison with measured values) and precision (predicted values were strongly correlated with observed values) and that the models were able to account for both within- and between-city variation in PM concentrations.
Equations for estimating GFR have limited precision compared with measured GFR.
In contrast to the excellent agreement between IBP and LIAP, comparisons of both IBP and UIAP, and LIAP and UIAP revealed very poor agreement with a high measured bias, precision and percentage error (Table 1 and Figure 4a, b).
By comparing the outputs of COMSIM with measured grinding data and previously existing simulators, particularly BMCS, its performance was firmly tested both in terms of accuracy and precision of obtained results.
Their efforts were met with measured success on Tuesday.
