Sentence examples for accuracy of distinction from inspiring English sources

Figure 24 displays the accuracy of distinction of command for indicating position and status of objects.

Later critics such as Samuel Johnson remarked that Shakespeare's genius lay not in his erudition, but in his "vigilance of observation and accuracy of distinction which books and precepts cannot confer; from this almost all original and native excellence proceeds".

First, we considered accuracy of distinction between chlorides that have good and not good (i.e., medium or weak) antifungal activity properties.

To compare with the baseline random pathway aggregation method, the accuracy of distinction between early stage and stage IV ovarian cancer using the UNC data set was 78% and 71%, respectively, using the GLEG and GPF methods.

In a previous microarray study, we compared primary lung adenocarcinoma (AC) with squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) in order to find new immunohistochemical antibodies that could improve the accuracy of the distinction in daily practice [3].

The lack of analytical data to determine intake of sugar subtypes means that the accuracy of such distinctions is poor.

Thus, we find that a true evaluation of the accuracy of the minor functional distinction is not possible.

Another advantage is that, due to increased accuracy of multiplanar acquisition technique, distinction of bony structures and soft tissues is possible to a much higher level avoiding artefacts such as shadows that could lead to false-positive results [ 10].

Additionally, decision makers must trust the accuracy of metric values and understand distinctions between the many PD equations now available.

Subsequent publications have shed doubt on the accuracy of the claims of Shadrick's distinction.

The diagnosis accuracy of ΔPCT and SOFA for the distinction between survivors and nonsurvivors was then expressed as the area under the corresponding receiver operating characteristic curve.