Sentence examples for accuracy price from inspiring English sources

Zygosity was determined using a standard zygosity questionnaire that has been shown to have 95% accuracy (Price et al. 2000).

The TSP approach has been successfully applied to identify subtypes of sarcoma, resulting in a RT-PCR-based test that correctly classified 20 independent tumors with perfect accuracy (Price et al., 2007).

Castadiva makes a trade-off between accuracy and price, offering a cheap and portable platform that is good enough for almost all tests.

However, our sensitivity analysis (Figure 2) suggests that the cost-effectiveness of TB culture is relatively insensitive to TB culture's accuracy or price; solid-media culture with 50% sensitivity for smear-negative TB and a cost of $50 per culture would still have an incremental cost-effectiveness of $1880 per DALY averted.

The arrival of electronics in pedometers increased their accuracy, reduced prices (most of the units that I sampled sell for about $20), added some features and generally made them easier to use.

These included the accuracy of prices when products were scanned and loyalty to store personnel based on familiarity.

Leap's "accuracy and pricing" is great, he says, but adds that the "tracking volume" - the area where the device can pick up commands - is somewhat limited.

These changes will assure more accuracy in pricing, billing, and tracking of costs for comparison purposes.

The accuracy of net price calculators can vary significantly from one college to the next.

But they strongly disputed the accuracy of the price data, saying their findings suggested a decline closer to 20 percent.

In this third round of responses, Mr. Kantrowitz addresses questions on unemployment, the accuracy of net price calculators and putting twins through college.