Sentence examples for a decrease in accuracy from inspiring English sources

"We have an increase in fouls, but not a decrease in accuracy," Pereira said in a telephone interview yesterday.

The slightly different distance calculations (see Eq. 3) lead to a decrease in accuracy.

This point is illustrated in the last column of this table, which shows that for most discretization algorithms, a decrease in accuracy is on average found through exclusively using discretized features.

All three main effects reached significance, all three indicating a decrease in accuracy.

Only the main effect of Subtraction Difficulty reached significance (F 1,9) = 18.09, p = .002, ηp2 = .67), caused by a decrease in accuracy when subtraction was hard.

Without any exemplar of the same superordinate category to ignore, the basic level category is accessed as fast as the superordinate category, whereas the presence of animal non-targets induces both an increase in reaction time and a decrease in accuracy.

Moreover, there is also a decrease in accuracies of these genes when tested on independent dataset compared to MILE dataset.

Moreover, results as indicated by the ENL sensor package insert indicate a slight improvement in sensor accuracy in the hypoglycaemic range [2.2 4.4 mmol/l (40 80 mg/dl)] using the Paradigm Veo (MARD from 14.7 to 12.6%) but a decrease in sensor accuracy in the other glycaemic ranges and overall accuracy.

In general a decrease in the accuracy of MBV in young bull cohorts might be expected, since accuracies of realized EBV for early proofs are likely to be lower than the accuracies of realized EBV of the older bulls in the training data set.

In general, DNA-based methods suffer much more from a decrease in prediction accuracy when sequences get shorter than protein-based methods, even though good classification accuracies have been reported for sequences ∼100 bp [ 72, 86].

Hence, these rules are usually error-prone, which contributes to a decrease in predictive accuracy.