Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does this thermostat when set at a temperature go up a degree and down a degree so it does not cycle too much? My other thermostat were very sensitive and cycled too much to stay at the exact temperature.
Document: As a techie I checked the indicated temperature on the thermostat and found it a degree or two different from that shown by a plain old mercury thermometer. This can be re-adjusted but I didn't bother. We just moved the set temperature up or down for a couple of days until we found our comfort level which it maintains very well. For an economical unit it seems to be a well built product (better than our previous 'big box store' special) and it works as intended.
Installation took approximately 1/2 hour, including the search for better moly anchors in the basement.So far, I'm very happy with the device. I'd recommend it to anyone who spends most of their time at home and wouldn't require programmable temperature changes.EDIT:  Sitting here in 23 degree weather, 2 days before Christmas, I thought I'd give an update. The thermostat is flawless in its performance and much more accurate in its control of temperature than my old analog device.
Replaced two Honeywell's that were horribly innacurate. The White Rodgers 700 is so much more professional and accurate...to the degree! You set it at 68 and you get 68. The lighted display and large numbers make it very easy to read. It works very well and I will always buy this brand now.
I wanted a digital thermostat because my old analog/mercury thermostat was becoming untrustworthy. The settings didn't seem to match the true temperature.So, I looked for a simple device that could be set and left alone. I'm retired and home most of the time, so programming was not something I needed or wanted.The White-Rodgers has a better reliability rating than Honeywell and a better price.
Used this to replace a similar thermostat which had failed. Installation instructions were fine. Installation is 'easy' except that the terminals for installing the wire leads are very poorly arranged. I uttered a swear word or two at my clumsy fingers working in a tight space. Very simple to use. In particular you do not have to remember any sequence of buttons to set the desired temperature--just push the up or down buttons. I liked the information window which provides more information than a competitor's equivalent.
I have a white rodgers model 1f80-261 at home, and most of an office I work at has that model too. It is nice, easy to use, and programable for different times of the day. This model here is nice for the areas of an office, or an outbuilding, or just an office that is going to be open all the time and needs a consistent temperature. Easy to set, acurate, easy to read display. What more could one want.
Other than that....it's good to go.
I even had my mother install it in her house. Worth the investment. This is a great simple thermostat.
Really impressed with the White-Rodgers #700 NonProgramed Thermostat. Easy to install and a "no-brainer" to operate! I will definitely recommend this item!
After 38 years serving of heating equipment the White-Rodgers products were used by all 700+ of our service people.When I needed a thermostat for my own use I picked White-Rodgers.
Answer: yes