Sentence examples for a modest accuracy from inspiring English sources

However, the overall accuracy of the tests was higher in the urine group AUC = 0.94, and Q* = 0.88 than in the saliva with AUC = 0.85, and Q* = 0.78 indicating a modest accuracy for the latter (Data not shown).

The FRS only had a modest accuracy in prediction of atherosclerotic events in our study.

In fact, a recent review of multivariate models devised to clinically diagnose influenza reported that only the combination of fever, cough and acute onset has a modest accuracy [ 49].

Although ADMM generally only achieves very slow convergence to the exact optimal value, it is shown in ([21], Section 3.2) that ADMM often converges to modest accuracy within a few tens of iterations.

A meta-analysis of the MMSE concluded that this test has modest accuracy, and is most appropriate for ruling out dementia in a primary care setting.

Although the authors concluded that a surge in anti-dsDNA titer predicts a severe SELENA-SLEDAI lupus flare within 6 months, the predictive value of such a surge appears to be, at best, of modest accuracy and clinical applicability.

In contrast, humans show only modest accuracy in discriminating between individual dogs by hearing their barks [95].

The Movement Assessment of Infants (MAI) and the Alberta Infant Motor Scale (AIMS) have been designed to predict outcome with modest accuracy with the Bayley-I or Bayley-II.

Intriguingly, we seem to be able to predict intelligence from someone's face with modest accuracy – though it's not yet clear what specific cues make someone look smart.

We prove that the inexact HSIRA, RHSIRA, HJD and RHJD methods mimic their exact counterparts well when the inner linear systems are solved with only low or modest accuracy.

Even in such attempts the best result one arrives at is the very course idea about the assembly structure in terms of trace of the Cα atoms which are modeled with modest accuracy.