Sentence examples for a reduced precision from inspiring English sources
Instead of 32-bit precision, the algorithms happily run with a reduced precision of 8 bits, so every transaction needs fewer transistors.
An operating speed was significantly improved from an FPGA-based face detector implementation using a reduced precision FPU.
However, slightly wide CI associated with the APOR, may indicate a reduced precision of the estimate and calls for caution in interpreting the value.
On the other hand, model accuracy might be limited when working with POP levels close to limits of detection, a phenomenon potentially caused by reduced precision in analytic methods at low POP concentration in samples.
Our simulation results indicated that when a considerable number of centres contains only a few patients, adjusting for centre as a fixed effect may lead to reduced precision (depending on distribution of patients between arms) compared with the naïve unadjusted analysis.
Relaxed thresholds, such as –0.75, enable the detection of more disease-associated mutations (increased recall), albeit at the cost of a larger number of false positives (reduced precision).
We used a numerical cutoff based on the reduced precision of the optimization solver to identify zero and non-zero values.
If such altered absorption exists, it did not seem to influence the overall AUC0 6, notwithstanding the reduced precision of calculating an AUC using two time points versus more enriched time point sampling.
The generality of process-based models, however, comes at a cost of greater complexity, and potentially reduced precision (Levins [1966]; Sharpe [1990]).
The presence of missing data is a common issue in medical research, leading to reduced precision and sometimes bias in parameter estimates.
However, the advantage of this approach of being less biased than a conventional multivariable regression analysis comes at the cost of reduced precision.
