Sentence examples for accuracy of which from inspiring English sources

This article was edited on 23 November 2015 to clarify some matters the accuracy of which was contested by Madbid.

Another took the opportunity to get in a little dig about the vote count in Florida, the accuracy of which many Democrats still dispute.

Lovelock has been dispensing predictions from his one-man laboratory in an old mill in Cornwall since the mid-1960s, the consistent accuracy of which have earned him a reputation as one of Britain's most respected - if maverick - independent scientists.

In addition, reports of sporadic peasant unrest cast some doubt on the rosy picture being presented to the leaders by their own statistical system, the accuracy of which in turn came into question.

Each observation defines a line on the Earth's surface on which the observer must be located; several such lines give a fix, the accuracy of which is indicated by how closely these lines meet in a point.

Now, Mr. Greene points out, nobody's agog — and you're apt to be walking around with a hand-held device that has a GPS, the accuracy of which can be traced to Einstein.

I love exactitude, precision, and accuracy, all of which are deeply necessary for bookmaking, and is likely the same reason I am addicted to playing darts.

Note that this analysis is highly conservative, as it removes any variance shared between RT and other variables (e.g., accuracy), regardless of which variable has causal primacy.

The validity of any clinical trial depends upon instrument and operator precision, stability, and accuracy, all of which can be assessed using phantoms.

All were cross-sectional test accuracy studies, of which two used a paired design to compare two screening tests (screening questionnaires and handheld flow meters).

But the accuracy of polygraphs, which measure pulse rates and blood pressure, has frequently been questioned -- since steely-nerved liars can quell these physiological cues.