The phrase "accuracy in the presented" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and would need additional context to be usable.
Example: "We must ensure accuracy in the presented data during the meeting."
Alternatives: "accuracy in the information provided" or "precision in the submitted materials".
The results in this section illustrate a high accuracy of the presented algorithm in detecting the local number of signal components.
Overall accuracy in the present study for the different land use categories was 87 89 % in 1998 and 2010, respectively.
Point accuracy in the present study was less than the point accuracy reported from two previous studies in patients after cardiac surgery [4, 6].
There is evidence to support this hypothesis, since the use of vasopressors and a higher SOFA Score downgraded sensor accuracy in the present trial.
Though other intensity-only methods might perform better than PIM, the additional information supplied by parental measurements significantly improves accuracy in the present data set.
We have addressed this limitation by focusing on consistency between CRC self-reports and medical records as the primary measure of accuracy in the present investigation.
Such selection bias had certain impact on the evaluation of diagnostic accuracy in the present study; further study characterized by an enlarged sample size should be performed to confirm the validation.
It is important to note that the cut-off value was not an independent covariate of accuracy in the present meta-regression analysis, whereas the type of tumour (primary brain vs non-brain) was independently associated with greater accuracy (Additional files 7 and 8).
Comparison between results of the present work and those available in literature shows accuracy of the presented expressions.
We have discussed three test examples to authenticate the adaptability and accuracy of the presented method in the 'Numerical experiments and discussion' section, followed by the 'Conclusions' section that briefly summarizes the numeric approximate outcomes.
