Sentence examples for accuracy assuming a from inspiring English sources

The laboratory experiments indicate that at this depth an integration time no less than 348 s (falling to 93.9 s at full penetration) would be required to measure a bulk density of 1000 kg m−3 to 5% accuracy, assuming a source activity of 1.48 mCi (decayed from an initial 2 mCi).

This indicates that the deterministic formula can be used to estimate genetic correlations between populations (but does not provide information about the mechanism underlying this correlation); for example when the empirical accuracy is only 60% of the accuracy estimated assuming a genetic correlation of 1, the actual genetic correlation between populations is expected to be 0.6.

Control points are collected using an independent method with higher accuracy, assuming that the calculated height differences or elevation errors are normally distributed [20].

Control points are collected using an independent method with higher accuracy, assuming that the calculated height differences or elevation errors are normally distributed [ 20].

Most tubular design problems can be worked with reasonable accuracy assuming the strain is infinitesimal and therefore linear in displacement gradients.

When evaluated solely on pitch estimation accuracy, assuming voicing detection is perfect, the proposed algorithm has the lowest gross pitch error for noisy speech in the evaluation set among the algorithms evaluated (RAPT, YIN, etc).

During a private beta period, Insurance Zebra showed testers 280,000 quotes and found that it could achieve close to 95percentt accuracy, assuming consumers didn't lie or inadvertently enter incorrect information.

Although there will be a shaky period as the information is tapped to make skill stratifications among the users, the sheer amount of data generated by the online gaming community — wins, losses, time played, maps played, heads shot, etc — should guarantee some degree of accuracy, assuming BringIt's tools for analysis are up to the task.

The coordinates of the triangulation points have been adjusted according to the measurement accuracy, assuming that the horizontal positions of four distant first-order points shown in Fig. 1 were fixed.

Sensitivity and specificity rates of the MacCAT-CR cut-offs obtained by Youden's method can be estimated with ±7% accuracy, assuming 0.75 as the expected value.

The study, with 170 participants will have 80% power (binomial test) to show that MPR has superior overall accuracy (assumed 85%) in predicting symptom onset, compared with the results of previous studies for exercise testing (76%), assuming an annual event rate of 29%.