The phrase "accuracy of one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where precision or exactness is being discussed, often in fields like statistics or measurement.
Example: "The accuracy of one in the results indicates that the measurement was perfectly precise."
Alternatives: "exactness of one" or "precision of one".
The proposed criterion is based on an accuracy of one part in 10n (n = 1,2,...,10,...), where n = 2 is for engineering insight and visual comparison while n = 10 is for verification purposes of large numerical codes.
Articles were included if they reported on studies evaluating the accuracy of one or more tests or markers against a clinical reference standard in human subjects.
Articles were included if they reported on original studies evaluating the accuracy of one or more diagnostic or prognostic tests or markers against a clinical reference standard in humans.
Preparation time was found to have a significant effect on performance and classification accuracy on a number of these tests, but incentive was found to have a significant effect on the performance but not the classification accuracy of one test (viz., the Multi-Digit Memory Test).
Dr. Quake said his machine had an accuracy of one error in every 20,000 units.
Eventually, he was able to correct the registration to an accuracy of one pixel at the center of the images.
In addition, the influence of the relationship between the non-genotyped animals and genotyped selection candidates on the prediction accuracy of one-step blending was also investigated.
The proposed approach could increase input accuracy of one-handed interaction without an increase of task completion time.
The aim of this work is to quantitatively evaluate the accuracy of one-dimensional schematizations in the context of finned-tube heat exchangers utilized in air-conditioning applications.
Finally, the accuracy of one-axle model results for the prediction of critical speed is evaluated in contrast with two-axle bogie model.
Finally, the simplified two-dimensional model and the commercial software COMSOL Multiphysics are used to conduct a parametric study aimed at assessing the accuracy of one-dimensional schematizations.
