The phrase "accuracy of the specified" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing the precision or correctness of something that has been defined or identified, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "The accuracy of the specified measurements is crucial for the success of the experiment."
Alternatives: "precision of the defined" or "correctness of the stated".
In addition, since the sheet source count rate was only used as an indicator of the stability of camera sensitivity, the only impact of the accuracy of the specified flood source activity would be discontinuities in the count rate from the 57Co source when a new source is used.
The software provided management of modes of the source, maintained the accuracy of the specified modes of anodizing within 1 %, and allowed recording of the time dependence of I t), V t), dI/dt(t), and dV/dt(t) in the anodizing process.
Removal of these vectors will not result in a loss of important spatial topographies, at least within the accuracy of the specified span of singular values.
While the approach to modeling SFFL utilized here is extensible to modifications in measurement geometry, it is important to note that changes to the geometry will result in changes to the excitation and emission light distributions, and will require assessment of the appropriateness and accuracy of the specified model structures.
A statistical-based scenario reduction strategy is applied to determine the minimum number of scenarios required yet still able to compute the true optimal solution for a desired level of accuracy within the specified confidence intervals.
Of course, these results are highly dependent on the accuracy of the AFRs specified at simulation time, as well as the number of trials performed.
It was found that with the proposed scheme, the accuracy of the detection and control of the specified gadget is 95.33%, with sensitivity and specificity as 95.6% and 95%, respectively.
The program requires three parameters: the desired accuracy r, the required probability s of attaining the specified accuracy and a less relevant tolerance parameter ε.
In overall, it is aimed to show that finite element analysis not only can assess the accuracy of the design rules specified in current codes of practice but also can improve and propose more accurate design rules.
In overall, the paper aims to stress the fact that consistent, robust and efficient nonlinear 3-D finite element models could improve and assess the accuracy of design rules specified in current codes of practice at ambient and elevated temperatures.
Accuracy of results was specified by the amplification plot and dissociation curve generated by automated ABI 7500 SDS software of RT-PCR.
