The phrase "accuracy proving" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the verification or validation of accuracy, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The accuracy proving of the data was essential for the project's success."
Alternatives: "accuracy verification" or "accuracy validation".
Experiments on pairs of benchmark human action datasets achieved state-of-the-art accuracy, proving the efficacy of the proposed method.
For in the age of so-called next generation sequencing (the term itself a testimony to the open-endedness of the whole pursuit), with genomes and epigenomes stretching like acres of naked nucleotides ready to be read and re-read with ever greater accuracy, proving a transgenerational epigenetic effect in the outbred human population, requires de facto that all possible genomic causes are excluded.
Precise accuracy proved evasive on many levels.
But their lack of accuracy proved crucial.
However, speculation that Nike would add a heart monitor or other new sensor to improve accuracy proved incorrect.
This accuracy proved to be good enough for the detection of moving sub-groups in the firefighting scenario.
The classification accuracy proved to be satisfying (Entropy = 0.863) with Posterior Class Probabilities ranging from 0.86 to 0.98.
The Cuban's fast handspeed and accuracy proved too much for the Belfast man and he now progresses to Sunday afternoon's 52kg division final.
While the spatial accuracy proved to be high enough for scanning small features like paint craquelure, the monochromatic laser hindered our desire of sampling the full color on the exact position as the spatial measurement was taken.
G omo's prediction accuracy proves to be relatively insensitive to how promoters are defined.
While, in principle, step 3 may be omitted for MCR-ALS, predictive accuracy proved to be superior when using standard spectra as a means to calibrate the model.
