The phrase "a reduction of accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the decrease in precision or correctness of data, measurements, or information.
Example: "The new algorithm resulted in a reduction of accuracy in the final results, leading to potential errors in the analysis."
Alternatives: "a decrease in accuracy" or "a loss of accuracy".
It is shown that the reduction of complexity can be obtained only with a reduction of accuracy, but by retaining the dominant effects of the dynamics problem, the loss of accuracy is not excessive.
This presents argument for a) changing fluid distribution with differing positions influencing accuracy of SV algorithms, b) the inability of ICG to accurately detect absolute changes in SV, or c) a reduction of accuracy of the reference standard, echocardiography, in non-lateral positions.
The result is a reduction of the accuracy of range measurements, as well as a degradation of image contrast.
Including a GS stage in path DS increased the accuracy of the PED stage EBV and the covariance between PED stage and GS stage in path SD, but led to a reduction of the accuracy of the GS stage EBV in this path to a value below that of the PED stage EBV.
Response to selection on MEBV for traits with a small number of large QTL, a common simulation scenario in recent literature, was limited in the long-term by a rapid reduction of accuracy over time, which was caused by a strong reduction in genetic variance.
Hay [ 15] showed that children between 4 and 6 years of age can make reaching movements without visual feedback with reasonable accuracy; then, at the age of 7, there is an abrupt reduction of accuracy in reaching ability.
This process implies a reduction of pointing tasks accuracy and an increase of the time required to align the two SFRs.
However, the acquisition of the precordial leads is not realistic in many real situations or applications, and the analysis of reduced number of leads produces a reduction of the identification accuracy [ 7 ].
We observe that the features proposed in the present paper cause a reduction of the classification accuracies for text, mix, and photo documents.
However, the multi-breed approach led to a considerable decrease in accuracy and to a reduction of differences in imputation accuracies between breeds, for imputation from both 3K and 7K.
At each box boundary, a consistent higher-order boundary closure needs to be applied to avoid a reduction of the formal order-of-accuracy of the numerical scheme.
