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None of these unison performers are true precision dancers.
The precision values we report therefore should be considered as lower bounds on the true precision.
Hence, our precision (which we confused with true positive rate) is calculated as: (74+41 / 74+50) = 92.7%.
As expected, shorter samples led to decreased precision of the estimate; sample standard deviations correlated strongly with true full-shift exposure values.
And it's true that precision oncology is promising.
Specifically, the default threshold of 0.5 allowed us to recall 67.8% of the true synapses with a precision of 83.3% (Fig. 3B).
A sample size of 400 or more would have sufficient power to determine the frequency of preventive care within 5% of the true value with a precision of 95%.
Therefore, a method with high precision (high true-positive rate and low false-positive rate) is most suitable for our purpose.
But these first steps provide compelling evidence that it is possible to build working nanodevices-and they have begun to generate considerable hope (along with a fair amount of hype) that Smalley's dream of building new materials with molecular precision will come true.
With such a huge space to defend for the bowling side, no batsman was more likely to torment the fielders on a flat, true pitch than Zaheer with his precision, shrewdness and range of shots.
The CT technique allows a true 3-dimensional densitometry with high precision.
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