Sentence examples for accuracy of question from inspiring English sources

We have compared our results with some standard results reported in the literature and observed a significant improvement in the accuracy of question classification.

This limitation in precision of measurement was part of the design strategy wherein ease and accuracy of question completion was prioritised.

This linkage has been reported by Peng, Tomblin, and Turner (2008) who found that a panel of adult listeners judged the accuracy of question and statement sentence production by older CI children and adolescents, elicited during an interactive task, to be 73% while it was at ceiling for age-matched NH speakers.

Objective: To determine the accuracy of questions in identifying subjects occupationally exposed to high noise level and those with hearing loss using noise dosimeter and pure-tone air conduction audiometry as the gold standards.

Lastly, a prospective study of Swedish men assessed the presence of depression with a simple yes/no question, "Do you feel depressed?" and did not provide information on the accuracy of this question in capturing this condition (26).

Experts answered Meiosis CI questions and were encouraged to provide feedback on the clarity and accuracy of both question stems and what we considered the "expert" answers.

Another drawback with modification of words, so as to suit both sectors of the system, may be the risk of a decrease in accuracy of the question.

The accuracy of questionnaire questions in detecting airflow obstruction did not differ between men and women.

This score-and-ranking system helps us to know the accuracy rate of questions, which are generated from a given sentence.

To determine the diagnostic accuracy of the Whooley questions in the identification of depression; and, to examine the effect of an additional 'help' question.

A participants' overall questionnaire accuracy was the average accuracy of the six questions.