Sentence examples for accuracy of the hand from inspiring English sources

The rhetoric intensified over the weekend, with Republicans seeking to discredit the accuracy of the hand counts and charging Democrats with systematically seeking to exclude overseas military ballots.

A 6 × 6-fold cross-validation procedure was employed to assess the reconstruction accuracy of the hand position from the EEG signals.

Samples were tested by clinical chemistry to confirm accuracy of the hand-held glucometer readings.

The aim of our prospective study was to determine the accuracy of the free hand technique.

When picking up an object, the AIs powering the robotic hand must gauge an object's stiffness and weight with a high degree of accuracy, otherwise the hand will damage the object being handled.

Lawyers and strategists working on both the Gore and Bush teams are using old connections, friendly e-mail messages, unannounced office visits -- even flowers, delivered to Ms. Harris -- to make and enhance their arguments about the accuracy of hand recounts to the people charged with certifying the vote.

We found significant above-chance classification accuracy in the hand knob area of the contralateral M1 extending into primary sensory area (S1), PMd and PMv, the contralateral anterior insula, the ipsilateral Lobules V VI of the cerebellum, the bilateral SMA, superior parietal and extrastriate cortices, the ipsilateral medial M1, and inferior parietal cortex.

For better accuracy, keep the palm of the hand away the ball at any time.

Betancourt et al. [21] identify the left and right hands and models hand occlusions to improve the accuracy of hand segmentation.

Binary logistic regression was performed and Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curves were used to investigate the sensitivity, specifity and accuracy of the new scoring systems (hand, faces, Jerrycan) to detect cases (high pain or high symptoms) compared to the verbal scoring system, which acted as reference scale in this analysis.

However, the magnitude of the Hawthorne effect seen in this study calls into question the accuracy of directly observed hand hygiene rates and the utility of measuring and reporting them.