Sentence examples for accuracy is well from inspiring English sources

Model accuracy is well maintained over multi-solvent systems and for extended salt concentrations.

The Lenstar was commercially available after the IOLMaster but provides more comprehensive parameters with different measuring principles, and its accuracy is well established17.

Although its accuracy is well known in healthy term babies, there is a lack of knowledge about its usefulness in preterm infants.

Reference sets with different numbers of animals were not considered because the effect of size of the reference set on imputation accuracy is well documented in the literature e.g. [ 3, 8].

The struggles quarterback Tim Tebow has had with his throwing and his accuracy are well documented, and few opponents considered the Broncos' passing game a significant threat, even during their six-game winning streak.

Comparing to previous methods, it is shown that our accuracy was well improved.

Our precision and accuracy was well within the limit of detecting both large initial migration and continuous migration of more than 0.5 mm, which is predictive of late failure of a knee prosthesis (Ryd et al. 1995).

Although a strength of this study is the assessment of PA using a questionnaire designed for ethnically and culturally diverse populations (i.e., item-based, comprehensive) [ 42], the limitation of self-reported measures in term of accuracy are well known.

Depending on the local environment and expertise, this might be a second US examination, an MRI examination when radiation protection is mandatory (paediatric and pregnant patients) or a CT examination where diagnostic criteria and high accuracy are well-established.

All of the participants' identification accuracies were well above chance level (a chance probability of p<.001 is shown by the dashed gray line).

All of the individual participants' identification accuracies are well above chance level (the dashed horizontal black line indicates the p<.001 level of statistical difference from chance, determined by random permutation tests).