Sentences with phrase «measures improve the precision»

All these measures improve the precision and agility, and boost the dynamics.

Not exact matches

«In an earlier phase I clinical study, our group has shown that increasing the dose of radiation delivered daily with high precision and using image guidance may offset the need for chemotherapy in improving survival, and it may also improve quality of life measures by reducing treatment periods in half.

The technique rapidly measures physical effects that are important to atomic clocks, thus improving the clock's precision, and it can add new atomic - level detail to studies of phenomena such as magnetism and superconductivity.

Measuring time using oscillations of atomic nuclei might significantly improve precision beyond that of current atomic clocks.

In work published in The Astrophysical Journal, the Monash and Warwick scientists significantly improved the precision with which they could measure the orbit of Scorpius X-1, a double star system containing a neutron star that feeds off a nearby companion star.

Second, the majority of previous studies measured testosterone using direct RIAs (14, 16, 19, 20, 22, 23, 28, 31), electrochemiluminescence immunoassays (18) or enzyme immunoassays (15), whereas we measured testosterone by RIA following solvent extraction and Celite column partition chromatography, which improves assay accuracy and precision (72).

We will measure additional outcome measures of interest, including indicators of student behavior and transferability of empathy to other situations, both before and after the intervention, which will improve the precision of our estimates.

Various approaches to improve the precision of multi-model projections have been explored, but there is still no agreed strategy for weighting the projections from different models based on their historical performance so that there is no direct means of translating quantitative measures of past performance into confident statements about fidelity of future climate projections.