The phrase "accuracy of the single" is grammatically correct but may lack clarity without context.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of a singular item, measurement, or result in a specific field, such as statistics or testing.
Example: "The accuracy of the single measurement was crucial for the experiment's validity."
Alternatives: "precision of the individual" or "correctness of the single item".
Hannah and Kontar ([2012]) estimated the accuracy of the single Gaussian inversion using SDO/AIA data.
The limited accuracy of the single point incremental forming process [J.
It was found that the WNF model increase the accuracy of the single NF models especially in forecasting yearly streamflows.
A lognormally distributed, horizontal aperture calibration of the slug tests in the uncased boreholes retains the accuracy of the single size model, and yields aperture statistics more consistent with literature values.
The obtained results revealed that the new coupled WRF model (with the minimum scatter index values of 0.150 and 0.192 for local and external applications, respectively) improved the performance accuracy of the single RF models as well as the empirical equations to great extent.
To verify the accuracy of the single cell genome and exclude MDA artifacts such as chimeric rearrangements, we independently sequenced the Sulcia genome from a pool of 25 adult hosts using the metagenomic approach.
The relatively fast flow of the ice stream enabled us to analyze short-term fluctuations in the velocity vectors from the 30-minute GPS location datasets, despite the low accuracy of the single-frequency code GPS.
For TF datasets with PWM information, TFBS identification accuracy of the three single feature models achieved 86%, 73%, and 65% for the sequence, structure and evolution model respectively.
The proposed method improves the accuracy of the basic single-pass method in two ways.
Objective To obtain summary estimates of the accuracy of a single baseline measurement of the Elecsys Troponin T high-sensitive assay (Roche Diagnostics) for the diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction in patients presenting to the emergency department.
