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Confidence intervals and power calculations for within-person biological variation: effect of analytical imprecision, number of replicates, number of samples, and number of individuals.
Estimates of Within-Person Biological Variation and Reference Change Values of Serum S100B and NSE Protein
Those features render SC particularly suitable for analyzing medical data, which is typically characterized by imprecision and the presence of noise.
Soft Computing for Analysis of Biomedical Data
Imprecision and bias are the major contributors of MU for quantitative assays.
Estimation of uncertainty measurement - A prerequisite of ISO1589 accreditation for clinical laboratories
The conventional approach for handling the implementation imprecisions is to complete the controller verification and validation (V&V) inside an iterative loop, that is too costly and time consuming [5].
Robust Model-Based Discrete Sliding Mode Control of an Automotive Electronic Throttle Body
According to the National Cholesterol Education Program, for cholesterol the allowed bias is [+ or -] 3% and imprecision is [+ or -] 6%.
Assessing the Impact of Analytical Error on Perceived Disease Severity
Sin embargo, no son las caracteristicas de (in)definitud o de (in)especificidad las que se analizaran en el presente estudio (5), sino el rasgo de imprecision que Eguren y Sanchez atribuyen a la semantica de cierto, como se explica a continuacion.
SOBRE LA "IMPRECISION" DE CIERTO
Yet, in order to quantify the magnitude of the imprecision, we revised our analysis to remove the number of residences built in 2009 and afterwards and used the 2011 census data.
Authors' response to Boivin and Savard commentary
An estimate of short-term imprecision can be estimated by running 20 different control vials within a single day and a long-term imprecision can be estimated by running 3 different levels daily over a 20 day period.
Blood Gas Method Validation: the basics
Based on Bland-Altman plot data and imprecision studies, the Helena system appears more similar with the Beckman system, although neither the Helena nor the Sebia systems are identical to the Beckman system.
Differences in protein fractions of avian plasma among three commercial electrophoresis systems
The imprecision of "chilly," for example, quickly conveys a comparison and judgment that isn't necessarily captured by a precise temperature reading.
Not Exactly: In Praise of Vagueness
All the planets and smaller bodies gravitationally influence each other, so that any imprecision in today's trajectories becomes multiplied by a factor of ten every 10 million years.
Einstein's gravity protects earth
His thesis is that the current definition of the term is "amorphous" and "inconsistent," and that until a more precise and accurate definition is accepted fascist studies will remain mired in imprecision and controversy.
The Search for Neofascism: The Use and Abuse of Social Science

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