Sentence examples for accuracy of this criterion from inspiring English sources

The resulting accuracy of this criterion rises, therefore, from 48% at 6 months to 73% at 24 months.

The accuracy of this approximate criterion is demonstrated by its comparison with numerical data.

However, the accuracy of this classification criterion is limited and may lead to misclassification and inadequate treatment [ 30, 31].

In order to further analyze the accuracy of the criterion, several typical fault types are tested and the two terminal phase angle changes are compared.

The LVL strength predicted from these theories were compared with actual data to evaluate the accuracy of the criteria.

There are no studies with acceptable 'gold standard' techniques evaluating the accuracy of the criteria mentioned above or other such criteria.

The high accuracy of the criteria raises the question: is it really necessary to capture the date of injury in hip fracture hospital discharge data?

Further studies are needed to evaluate the diagnostic accuracy of these criteria in a nonoutbreak situation when the case prevalence is low.

These criteria are routinely used in the daily clinical practice at PAMF-TSL to estimate the most likely time of the T. gondii infection; the accuracy of these criteria has been previously validated (7 – 11 ).

Five representative rating systems, which all developed their own passive design criteria leading to the award of credits, are subject to comparative examinations in respect of the comprehensiveness, effectiveness and accuracy of each criterion in this paper.

This paper aims to derive some analytical expressions to measure the accuracy of EVMS criterion for various combinations of material fatigue properties and loading conditions (e.g. combined axial/bending and torsion loadings).