Sentence examples for a reduction in precision from inspiring English sources

The primary difference in the test set is a reduction in precision for Model 1, resulting in a reduction in f-measure by over 1%.

Therefore, a reduction in precision appears to be the consequence of using intraspecific calibrations, but the improvement in accuracy should come as a worthwhile recompense.

The price of this reduced bias was a reduction in precision.

However, since the adjustment is probabilistic, there is likely to be a reduction in precision.

Software-associated difficulties with automated bone and implant identification necessitate manual analysis in some cases, which inevitably leads to a reduction in precision (Spittlehouse et al. 1999).

This is a critical limitation for photon-limited applications, like single-molecule fluorescence microscopy, because the loss of photons is directly related to a reduction in precision and resolution [ 16, 26].

However, there will be a reduction in the precision of those estimates because of the need to estimate, from the sample data, the total number of individuals in the population.

All X-linked loci were removed from the analysis due to the greater number of assembly issues that are associated with this chromosome and also because the studied animals were male resulting in a halving of the number of chromosomes sampled for each breed which leads to a reduction in the precision of allele frequency estimation.

The results of this study indicate that this practice does not result in a reduction in the precision of the C&G formula to estimate CrCl for patients with GFR ⩽100ml mit−1, it actually improves the estimate nearer to the true GFR.

Here we see that in estimating richer models with leads and lags, there is also a large reduction in precision when geographically proximate controls are included.

In this case, however, we found a large reduction in precision performance from Iteration 1 (P = 0.82) to Iteration 2 (P = 0.45).