The phrase "accuracy effect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, cognitive science, or research, particularly when discussing the impact of accuracy on performance or perception.
Example: "The accuracy effect was evident in the participants' responses, as those who were more accurate tended to perform better on subsequent tasks."
Alternatives: "precision effect" or "correctness effect".
Critical numerical aspects are found to be the near-wall grid spacing and the choice of convection schemes, while the temporal accuracy effect is not so important.
The effect of agitation speed on data precision and accuracy, effect of device weight on data precision, and comparison of the overall performance of the device with traditional manual desorption approach were also assessed.
First, the laser test to determine the linear positioning accuracy, second the ball bar test to determine the circularity accuracy and third, the static accuracy test to determine the machine current static accuracy status and finally the cutting test to determine the actual machine accuracy effect on a work piece.
We assessed the difference in diagnostic accuracy effect between East Africa and the Indian subcontinent.
Four years on, we have audited protocol accuracy, effect on biopsy workload, safety and its potential for influencing UK and European practice.
Here, given the strong response accuracy effect for visible faces (Fig. 4B), relatively large amount of room is left for a potential effect with invisible faces.
Behavioral findings showed decreased accuracy in participants with high arousal and negative valence (i.e., anxious condition), but no additional response time (RT), post-error slowing, or accuracy effects.
The second study (N = 232) attempts again to replicate these accuracy effects from Kouchaki and Gino (2016), while including several additional variables meant to potentially help in finding the effect.
However, the significant effects at the whole-cortex and regional levels involving overlapping cortical areas even after regressing out task accuracy effects suggests that task accuracy is only one of multiple factors modulating these age-related differences.
A similar study-test dissociation was observed for the direction of source accuracy effects in the hippocampi, with negative source accuracy effects at study (No Source > Source) and positive source accuracy effects at test.
This shift is consistent with previous findings showing that a repetition of an experiment by the same participants, even after a few months, may lead to a transition from latency effects to accuracy effects [ 23].
