Sentence examples for accuracy in part from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, hypothesis H1 was not confirmed, even though participants obtained a higher accuracy in Part 1a on average when using the portal's feature highlighting.

SVMs generally provide excellent accuracy, in part because they allow for nonlinear feature interaction (in the original space), and in part because the max-margin method focuses on class separation, rather than conditional probability modeling of the classes.

In addition, it also had the advantages of greater missile speed (because of the greater force propelling the arrow) and greater precision and accuracy, in part due to the greater speed.

These include sex, race, and age – categories that are perceived with a high degree of accuracy, in part because of these identities are strongly encoded in face and body cues [12] [15].

Sniffers are increasingly prevalent, though a recent systematic review highlighted issues with variable performance and accuracy owing in part to inadequate validation [ 13].

Although this low accuracy is in part due to stochastic variation, assumed homogeneity of the landscape by the kernel is also likely to have contributed.

In summary, the present study suggests that interoceptive accuracy is in part determined by the interaction between scores on depression and anxiety-specific symptom dimensions within the same individual.

Other studies have reported the use of combinations of sepsis biomarkers to increase diagnostic accuracy driven in part by the availability of multiplex platforms allowing panels of markers to be assessed simultaneously.

As in other research projects in the colonias, the promotoras were the essential link to recruiting and retaining participant households [ 39], and to ensuring the cultural sensitivity of research that recognizes that data accuracy depends in part on how much the participants trust the researchers [ 75].

Using these functions, subjects were able to achieve higher accuracies (in Parts 2 and 3) and efficiencies (in all parts) than using only ordinary message browsing.

The company introduced a speech-recognition service in early November, initially for the Apple iPhone, that gains its accuracy in large part from a statistical model built from several trillion search terms that its users have entered in the last decade.