Sentences with phrase «even improved precision»

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Even with a study of 3 million users, standard methods to improve precision by controlling for customer's past behavior and demographics were less effective than most expected.

(SALT LAKE CITY)-- The potential to treat, cure or even prevent illness through precision medicine has raised hope for improving the health of people worldwide, but it also has generated complex scientific, legal, ethical and social questions that must be answered for that promise to become real.

I can point to numerous cases in precision measurements in my field where improved results are many sigma different than previous results — precisely because systematic effects were underestimated or not even known.

The RAP4 Kai features the HORI original HAYABUSA joystick and the new and improved HAYABUSA buttons which have a special matte finish, rounded edges, and an even slimmer profile for precision play.

Their value as scientific tools is undeniable, and the theoretical limitations in their precision can become better understood even as their plausibility and practical utility continue to improve.

But contracts continue to evolve and continue to be the subject of litigation — and Adams» manual is well designed to help you improve the clarity and precision of your contracts, which is another way of saying it is well designed to help your contracts hold up in litigation — so, even if you already have an older edition, I can't imagine why you wouldn't want this, the latest, most up - to - date guide for improving the clarity and precision of your contracts.