The phrase "accuracy of volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the precision or correctness of a measurement related to volume, such as in scientific or technical writing.
Example: "The accuracy of volume measurements is crucial in ensuring the reliability of the experiment's results."
Alternatives: "precision of volume" or "correctness of volume".
The procedure taken to perform the analysis and a summary of accuracy of volume counts for the factor combinations considered are presented in this paper.
We also determined the accuracy of volume estimates based on a commonly applied ellipsoid formula.
Absorbed-dose estimation is not addressed as such, but rather the accuracy of volume and activity concentration estimation from SPECT images.
Third, we did not have histological ground-truth as a reference standard to compare the accuracy of volume delineation with the different algorithms.
The errors for tally trees had little impact on the accuracy of volume, but when other variables such as volume growth is analyzed, the subsample tree measurements may be of greater importance.
Materials and methods This experimental bench test was designed to evaluate the technical characteristics, ergonomics, accuracy of volume and pressure delivery, triggering performance, pressurization and depressurization capacity, patient asynchrony and leak compensation of transport ventilators.
Preliminary studies showed that the accuracy of volumes sampled in this way was equivalent to that in which every section was measured.
Another factor principally limiting the accuracy of the volume delineation (and of the partial volume correction as well) is a too low contrast of the lesion.
The analysis found that approach volume level and number of approach lanes would have significant effect on the accuracy of turning volume counts but the location of the sensors did not significantly affect the accuracy of turning volume counts.
It is of value to note that the protocol developed possesses similarities to studies investigating the accuracy of dental volume measurement in vivo using CBCT [21] and condylar head volume measurement [37], and hence lends to our segmentation technique's credibility.
The technique is also limited in accuracy of localizing volume changes to specific subfields of the hippocampus, since the surface-based differences represent volume changes below the surface, which in most areas include several subfields.
