The phrase "accuracy of the declared" is not entirely correct in English and may be unclear without additional context.
It could be used in discussions about the precision or correctness of information that has been officially stated or reported.
Example: "The accuracy of the declared figures in the financial report is crucial for investor trust."
Alternatives: "correctness of the stated" or "precision of the reported".
They depend not only on the declared accuracy of an ith point, σ 0i, but also on the model which is fitted.
In laboratories which do not routinely analyse paternal samples when performing prenatal diagnosis, paternity is assumed to be true and the prenatal report should state that the accuracy of the diagnosis is based on declared relationships.
Accuracy of the obtained correlations also has been declared by comparison with experimental data and some recent common used correlations.
Several Wall Street Journal articles also began to raise questions about the accuracy of the startup's technology and CMS declared the company was putting patients in "immediate danger".
The declared weight measurement accuracy is 1%.
For all analyses, this parameter was set to 5. The most significant parameter affecting accuracies and call rates is the threshold at which genotypes with lower posterior probability of accuracy are declared 'no call'.
Based on the declared information, the grouping strategy of EVs connected to the grid is proposed.
In our experimental setting this simplified nitrogen dilution technique showed an average overestimation of lung volume of 94 ± 143 ml (15 ± 18%, p < 0.001), within the limits of accuracy declared by the manufacturer (20%).
The EELV measured with the modified nitrogen washout/washin technique showed a very good correlation (r2 = 0.89) with the data computed from the CT with a bias of 94 +/- 143 ml (15 +/- 18%, p = 0.001), within the limits of accuracy declared by the manufacturer (20%).
Several Journal articles began to raise questions about the accuracy of the startup's technology used on patients and CMS declared the company was putting patients in "immediate danger".
