Sentence examples for accuracy and appropriate from inspiring English sources
This will help ensure accuracy and appropriate cross-referencing of information as illustrated in Table 2.
The accuracy and appropriate reaction time were recorded by the E-prime software.
What's more, both real power calculation and virtual power calculation requires the dynamic stability, accuracy and appropriate calculation speed to ensure a high performance of the VSG.
This study was designed to establish the accuracy and appropriate normal limits of routinely collected transthoracic Doppler parameters when used to assess bioprosthetic mitral valve function.
This paper describes accuracy and appropriate follow-up intervals for different methods of growth detection at CT: visual analysis, two-dimensional measurement, three-dimensional computer-aided volumetry.
Our results on diagnostic accuracy and appropriate triage are roughly similar to previous work on the performance of single symptom checkers for a limited set of diagnoses.
Two particular techniques are employed to improve the numerical accuracy and stability: appropriate rescaling of the relaxation coefficients in the LB method and implicit treatment of the heat source/sink terms due to chemical reactions.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is important for detecting extracapsular pseudotumors, but there is little information on the accuracy of MRI and appropriate intervals for repeated imaging.
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.
More specifically, to be useful in routine clinical practice, a good predictive model should use clinical data, make prediction at a time suitable for making clinical impact, have high accuracy, and use an appropriate definition of asthma.
Diagnostic accuracy studies will usually need to include more than one graphic in order both to provide a detailed description of results (diagnostic accuracy) and to communicate appropriate summary measures that can be used to inform clinical practice (predictive value); the more detailed graphic provides context for the interpretation of summary measures.
