Sentence examples for accuracy of limited from inspiring English sources

This study confirms the ability of TCNs to determine long-term denudation rates in Australia and highlights some important considerations in the model assumptions that may affect the accuracy of limited sampling in large, low-gradient catchments with long storage times.

A second objective was to determine the effect of substantially reducing the radiation dose levels on the diagnostic accuracy of limited bowel preparation CTC, again using CC as the reference standard.

Molecular imaging can potentially provide means for monitoring response to therapy in rheumatoid arthritis (RA) early in the course of disease [ 1].Quantitative measurements of RA disease activity made in the wrist by whole-body PET scanners, however, have inadequate accuracy because of limited spatial resolution [ 2].

To assess the accuracy of a limited cone-beam volumetric imaging system in detecting incipient proximal caries.

We used a methodology similar to (4, 5) and assessed the accuracy of a limited number of facts from randomly chosen gene pages (the fact set) within EcoCyc and CGD.

While our sensitivity analysis suggests that these components will most likely only lead to a small improvement in the accuracy of C-limited flux simulations, they may play an important role in lethality prediction by the model, as the addition of extra components in the biomass equation will give a higher resolution.

The accuracy of CT is limited but alternative imaging modalities may help.

Additionally, it is likely that calculated deliquescence relative humidities for the three salt system are of limited accuracy, because the current model for KNO3 is of limited accuracy at high temperature (Fig. 8).

The shapes of the attained capsules were relatively uniform, with near 100% yield rate, and both the sphericity and concentricity were over 99.0%, as measured by optical microscopy, albeit of limited accuracy and resolution for this specific demanding application.

The reaction energies needed for RRKM calculations are usually obtained from quantum chemistry calculations, which are often of limited accuracy and may be adjusted empirically.

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