Sentence examples for accuracy extended from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the area of significant classification accuracy extended into the dorsal PM, the SPL, and the SMA.

For increased accuracy, extended hospitalisation for treatment of emergent adverse events occurring within the 48 hours period was also factored into the analysis.

Produced in part by the musical scholar Henry Hank Sapoznikit, includesdes an introduction by Tom Waits, and its historical accuracy extends to preserving each nick and scratch of the source disks.

Known as Lidar, or Light Detection and Ranging, it provides a continuously updated three-dimensional map of the world at centimeter accuracy extending for more than 230 feet around the car.

In Calla Glavin, you have a Rhodes Scholar, and Josh Herbeck proves that West Point accuracy extends beyond the three point line.

This paper is of guiding significant to improve yaw stability and accuracy, extend the working life and enhance the wind power generation efficiency.

This increased accuracy extends to exams, for which grades improve substantially, particularly for lower-GPA students and female students.

Reading fluency continues to develop substantially after that, with improvements in reading speed and accuracy extending until around the 15th year of life (Wechlser, 2001).

It is plausible that clinical outcomes can be improved simply through better selection of patient candidates for trastuzumab by increasing the accuracy of HER2 assessments, if the increased accuracy extends the treatment indication to cases which were otherwise excluded.

PHLAT implements three major procedures to help leverage the prediction accuracy: extending mapping reference to include genome sequences outside the HLA loci of interest, applying stringent criteria to define the optimally mapped reads for an allele, selection of candidate alleles based on the counts of the optimal reads.

This lax approach to accuracy even extended to a awkward replica of the Guardian offices, which is, quite frankly, unforgivable.