The phrase "accuracy of the pilot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of a pilot's actions or decisions, often in the context of aviation or simulations.
Example: "The accuracy of the pilot during the training exercise was commendable, leading to a successful mission."
Alternatives: "pilot's precision" or "pilot's correctness".
In addition to providing a reproducible protocol, this paper is the first to evaluate the accuracy of the pilot ion method under realistic environmental conditions.
While evaluating the utility and accuracy of the pilot ion method, electrodes used in this study were either replated the day before they were used to obtain calibration data, or they were continually polarized.
These predictions of Fe(II) and S −II) concentrations indicate that the accuracy of the pilot ion method depends on how independent calibration slope ratios are from the electrode used.
In the present study, we show in detail how to quantify the voltammetric signals of O2, Fe(II), Mn II), and S −II) and evaluate the accuracy of the pilot ion method.
Similarly, the 95% confidence interval for K = s Mn / s s − II was nearly twice that of s Mn / s Fe In conclusion, the accuracy of the pilot method is closely related to how independent K is from electrode to electrode.
The almost constant offset makes it possible to roughly estimate the accuracy of iterative schemes if the accuracy of the initializing pilot-based estimate is known.
Multi-point tracking ability of PCE makes it possible to increase the accuracy and speed of the pilot sequence determination algorithm.
In addition, a structural pilot model is introduced to promote the accuracy of existing pilot behavior models.
If the items were not available in French, they were translated by two Francophone physicians, back-translated to test the accuracy of the translation, and then pilot tested in the target group for readability and ease of comprehension.
By comparing nine replicate Fe(II) and Mn II) and twelve replicate S −II) calibration curves on each of three electrodes, the accuracy of calibrations using the pilot ion method are provided for the analysis of seawater with and without naturally derived dissolved organic carbon (DOC) at two DOC concentrations.
HMRC says the accuracy of matching in the pilot was more than 99%, and BASDA has defended the approach taken by the department.
