The phrase "accuracy recognizing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the ability to recognize something with accuracy, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "The accuracy recognizing of the data is crucial for our analysis."
Alternatives: "accurate recognition" or "precision in recognition".
Those trained on the action games scored significantly higher than those who played the nonaction games by various measures: combined speed and accuracy, recognizing pseudo-words made of random letters, and reaction time.
The tools listed can be replaced or supplemented by other tools (recently reviewed in [ 49, 50]) that are better suited to the organism of interest or yield improved accuracy, recognizing that some may require local installation of software to make genome-scale analyses feasible.
However, the current self-adaptive scheduling methods cannot provide a high-accuracy recognizing of the two conditions: urgency or normal, which would procrastinate the system into a high-performance status, while the best rescue time is lost.
Childhood physical abuse predicted less accuracy in neutral pictures and childhood sexual abuse and neglect predicted less accuracy in recognizing positive pictures.
In our study, CDSS for headache disorders has demonstrated a high degree of accuracy in recognizing MO, MA, CM, iETTH, fETTH, CTTH and cluster headache, and a fair degree of accuracy in distinguishing PM and PTTH.
The first testing phase in the headache clinic delivered promising results, which revealed a high degree of accuracy in recognizing MO, MA, CM, iETTH, fETTH, CTTH, cluster headache, NDPH, and MOH, and a fair degree of accuracy in distinguishing PM and PTTH.
It performed far better than any previous effort by roughly doubling its accuracy in recognizing objects in a challenging list of 20,000 distinct items.
The tech has over 97.7percentt accuracy in recognizing vehicles, and Blippar says the technology is beyond what most humans can identify by sight.
The results revealed a high degree of accuracy in recognizing most types of primary headaches; however, it was unable to accurately diagnose PM and PTTH when symptoms overlapped.
The results of the experiments indicated a high degree of accuracy in recognizing these two types of headaches and a dramatic improvement compared to guideline-based CDSSs.
Testing 10 groups of pigs, the accuracy of recognizing medium aggression was 95.82% with a sensitivity of 90.57% and with a specificity of 96.95%, and the accuracy of recognizing high aggression was 97.04% with a sensitivity of 92.54% and with a specificity of 97.38%.
