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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accuracy is substantial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level of precision or correctness in a particular context, such as research, data analysis, or reporting.
Example: "The accuracy is substantial, indicating that the results of the study can be trusted for further analysis."
Alternatives: "accuracy is significant" or "accuracy is considerable."
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With a mildly to moderately (20 50% of observations) censored Gaussian data, the increase of the accuracy is substantial compared to binary data, but even if 80% of the observations are censored the remaining observations seem to possess some extra information.
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In contrast the GEBV accuracy was more persistent, although the drop in accuracy was substantial in the first generation.
With 20% censored observations, the threshold model is slightly more accurate, whereas with 50% censored observations the accuracy gain is substantial.
The accuracy improvement is substantial in many cases (e.g. 92.3% vs. 32%-84.2% in HapMap RNAseq data, and 93.3%-95.0% vs. 45.6%-77.0% in 1000 Genome and HapMap WXS data).
Shape accuracy is of substantial importance in deployable structures as the demand for large-scale deployable structures in various fields, especially in aerospace engineering, increases.
Our results suggest that the detrimental impact of the noise on forecast accuracy can be substantial.
"An anorak is substantial.
Yet the gain is substantial.
"That is substantial funding".
The height effect is substantial.
The taste effect is substantial.
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