The phrase "accuracy of the identifiers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of specific identifiers in a given context, such as data analysis or programming.
Example: "The accuracy of the identifiers is crucial for ensuring that the data is correctly categorized and analyzed."
Alternatives: "correctness of the identifiers" or "precision of the identifiers".
The Gene column consists of gene identifiers while the Gene name identifies the name of each of the gene identifier.
The amino acid sequences of complete CDSs were randomly fragmented to 50, 60, 80, 100, 120, 150, and 200 residues in length, and each fragment was subjected to verification of database dependency based on the accuracy of KO identifier assignment (Additional file 2: Figure S9).
A check of the accuracy of the internal standard in the study with identifier 3 reveals an error of −2.2%%, and for identifier 10, the error in the internal standard was +1.7%%.
The design aims to enable complex movements through use of the dual phases of ANFIS: one, solution by Inverse Kinematic Problem (IKP) with ANFIS identifier, for the end-effector's position and orientation as allowed by the 3-DOF wrist (the identifier offers high computation and accuracy of the IKP solution), two, implementing an inverse-ANFIS controller for all the robot's joint angles.
A second research assistant verified the accuracy of the transcripts against the audio recordings before personal identifiers were removed.
4 Particular problems with accuracy of identifiers for ethnic minority patients might reflect frontline staff being unfamiliar with naming conventions.
Each fragment has a unique identifier and details of the assessment, occurrence and accuracy of the model when the feature is present can be recorded.
We encourage all users of Chandra data to include Dataset Identifiers in their manuscripts; it makes our task much easier and it ensures the accuracy of the links.
To increase speed and accuracy of the identification of putative mRNA targets common to more than one miR, a computer program, named SID1.0 (simple String IDentifier), previously developed by our group, was used (Albertini et al., 2011).
