The phrase "accuracy knowledge of the" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it unusable in its current form. An example could be: "The accuracy knowledge of the data is crucial for our analysis."
Alternatives: "knowledge of accuracy" or "accuracy of knowledge".
Similarly, it is very likely that there will be biological situations where individuals may differ in their inherent qualities [35] [38], where the group has more than two options to choose between [39], or where there are differences in both information accuracy and knowledge of the group consensus between individuals [35].
Intuitive searching: Searches can be refined using suggested limits that ensure accuracy without requiring knowledge of the Library of Congress subject headings, as is currently the case with the online catalog.
The estimation performance of noise compensation-based identification schemes, such as the low-order Yule-Walker (LOYW) method, depend heavily on the accuracy of a priori knowledge of the noise corrupting the signal [2].
Interpretation of the accuracy of gEBV without knowledge of the pedigree relationships within the population is not optimal.
Transcripts were first read through for accuracy and to gain knowledge of the data.
Mrs. Kissel, who was divorcing Mr. Kissel at the time of his death, has countersued, contending that the company must honor the policy because the broker "had full knowledge of the accuracy of all statements made in the application".
Against most existing methods for 3D path following, the proposed robust fuzzy control scheme reduces the design and implementation costs of complicated dynamics controller, and relaxes the knowledge of the accuracy dynamics modelling and environmental disturbances.
In-depth knowledge of the accuracy, reliability and potential complications of the investigation 4.
In-depth knowledge of the accuracy, reliability and potential complications of the investigation.
