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The phrase "accuracy principle" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the importance of precision or correctness in various fields, such as science, statistics, or philosophy.
Example: "The accuracy principle is essential in scientific research to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "principle of precision" or "principle of correctness."
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For the Accuracy principle, for example, there was a statistically significant difference between small, middle or large size schools (p ≤.000, F = 8.95) so that Duncan's Post Hoc analysis revealed statistical significance at the.05 level and identified differences between small size schools from other (middle and big size schools).
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By making use of fictitious points, systematic approaches are proposed to locally enforce the physical jump conditions at material interfaces in a preprocessing stage, to arbitrarily high orders of accuracy in principle.
Tall eyes, like those in Fig. 5a, do this with great accuracy, in principle, while round mantis shrimp eyes (Fig. 5b) are probably more limited in the range to which they can carry out accurate rangefinding.
Our work was motivated by the idea that growing reference datasets need not make panel selection more difficult or force tradeoffs between imputation speed and accuracy; in principle, larger and more diverse reference collections could actually make it easier to identify haplotype sharing with simple models, thereby making imputation faster and more accurate.
A strength of the tool is that it can use third-party variant prioritization scores such as those produced by SIFT and PolyPhen to improve search accuracy; its principle weakness is that excluding variants with MAFs above a user-defined threshold renders the tool ineffective for searching datasets containing disease-causing alleles distributed across a range of population frequencies.
The study was conducted using Standards for Reporting of Diagnostic Accuracy (STARD) principles.[15] We established an internet-based scan reading tool (www.neuroimage.co.uk) to maximise the number and range of observers and scans as described previously.[10] Brief details of key study methods are given here.
And that brings us to the second principle: accuracy.
The key to polling's accuracy is the principle of "equal probability of selection".
The soundness or validity of the results in the inverse modeling depends on a valid conceptualization of the groundwater system, validity of the basic hydrochemical concepts and principles, accuracy of input data into the model, and level of understanding of the geochemical processes in the area (Güler and Thyne 2004).
If Twitter is, as its advocates say, a powerful and even transformative technology, those who populate and animate the network must accept that with power comes responsibility, and add caution, compassion and accuracy to the principles that guide their usage.
Indeed, increasing the difficulty index by modulating target sizes and rotational movement amplitudes yielded increased movement time, consistent with the linear speed-accuracy trade-off principle [ 37, 39, 40, 47].
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