Sentences with phrase «precise results come»

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Several studies attempting to pin down the precise relationship between drinking and overall health have come up short, with often conflicting results.

And while you might decide to ignore their precise conclusions, nobody's pretending that everything that happens on a football pitch comes about as a result of carefully laid and consequently enacted planning.

These settings come in 0.5 mm steps to allow you to get precise results no matter your beard style.

The nucleus accumbens is recognized as an integration centre for signals coming from many different brain regions, but the precise role of the different connections, and the means of their integration, resulting in specific behaviours, was until recently impossible to dissect.

It all comes down to how serious you are about your program, how precise you want your results to be, and what exactly you define as» counting calories» in the first place.

Dating military photographs can often lead to relatively precise results and this is when people with expert knowledge really come into their own.

Teachers at JSIA have grown to understand that student success comes through precise instruction, measured by well - aligned assessments, but having the means to readily access this data helps to answer the pleas of students curious to see their results.

And the result is immediately obvious from the precise lines, sharp edges, striking dips in the body sides - all of which come together to give the Q60 Concept a formidable stance on the road.

Bentley says the extra oomph from its twin - turbo 6.0 - litre 12 - cylinder engine comes courtesy of «precise calibration and tuning», which results in full torque delivery from just 2000rpm.

Other manufacturers really have a thing or two to learn from Mazda when it comes to making a gear lever feel good when shifting - they have short and precise throws, they are stiff but not overly and the result is pure pleasure for stick shift fans.

The red crabs will only breed during a very specific time frame — very specific, e.g., the high tide of the last quarter of the moon during the rainy season — so when the precise moment comes, the crabs synchronize their move resulting in an island teeming with creatures on the run.

For a selected metrics of «yearly average», the result comes from 730 samples, such that the error in this average is about SQRT (730) = 27 smaller than the 1C individual error, or about 0.03 C. Therefore, for a given time period the slope of linear fit is a very precise characteristic at that particular location.

That is nothing like the precise, instantaneous results that have come to be expected online.