Sentence examples for accuracy of summaries from inspiring English sources

Others highlighted challenges, such as concerns about the accuracy of summaries and the disruption of trying to "keep up" (interviewee 5), and difficult to catch "new long words…" (interview 17).

In order to guarantee the accuracy of summaries, a circulation system of these synthesis documents between collaborating professionals will be implemented, to allow verification of the validity or to effect clarifications and changes in the content, results and conclusions obtained.

With this approach we can assess the significance of clusters and estimate the accuracy of summary statistics, based on the proportion of bootstrap networks that support the observation (see Fig. 1).

Statistical binning (weighted and unweighted) are new techniques aimed at improving the estimation of gene trees in a multi-locus phylogenomic analysis, when individual genes have low signal, and have both been shown to improve the accuracy of summary methods [ 27].

Our study findings extend current knowledge regarding the completeness and accuracy of discharge summaries in several ways.

Assessments of the accuracy of discharge summaries were done using a standardized, pre-piloted form, and showed good inter-rater reliability.

First, although participating industry trial sponsors had posted on their respective websites statements of their commitment to posting all trial results in a timely manner on clinicalstudyresults.org, the completeness and accuracy of trial summaries on clinicalstudyresults.org could not be verified.

At the completion of each interview, we summarized our understanding of informants' responses and asked them to verify the accuracy of our summary.

The interviews were audiotaped, transcribed verbatim, and participants were requested to comment on the accuracy of a summary of the interview.

The primary hospital submitting patient information must then certify the data are correct and verify the accuracy of a summary report before it is released by the Agency for Health Care Administration.

Publishing figures about a sensitive topic, such as abuse against women, can detract from efforts to tackle the underlying causes of the problem, as debate centres rather around the accuracy of the summary figures for a country or region.