The phrase "accuracy reflected by the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how well something represents or conveys accuracy in a particular context.
Example: "The accuracy reflected by the data analysis was impressive, leading to more informed decisions."
Alternatives: "accuracy demonstrated by the" or "accuracy shown by the".
Such sizing accuracy was also reflected by the average absolute size difference between corresponding optical and in silico restriction fragments (0.34 kb for a set of 1,664 fragments of chromosome 10; average size, 12.83 kb).
Increasing both the on- and off-rates of OGB1 10-fold - thereby maintaining the same Kd – dramatically increased the accuracy of [Ca2+], as reflected by the closer agreement between [Ca2+]i and [Ca2+]pred (Fig 4B).
The poor results were mostly attributed to differences between the raters, reflected by the accuracy and consistency of manual palpation of bony landmarks, and the handling of the inclinometer heads along the subject's spine [ 20].
Overall, our results show that YDR had moderate discriminatory accuracy in this population, as reflected by the unadjusted c-statistic, although the fit of the model improved substantially with adjustment for age.
The intensity of the fluorescence signal increases as the PO2 decreases, and this is reflected by the increasing accuracy of optical systems at low PO2 levels.
Given a choice of Ω and in particular the number N f of fitting parameters, the accuracy of the background estimation is reflected by the value of S from the minimization of Eq. (3).
The accuracy of this mouse model is reflected by the fact that tumours arise from dysplastic precursor lesions that are identical to those that are believed to represent the first steps in the development of human endometrial cancers.
This is reflected by the high accuracies observed in general with CV compared to independent validation in this study.
Low-accuracy algorithms may totally destroy the physics reflected by the models implemented.
Our data indicate that test accuracy is likely to differ between different anatomic areas, as reflected by the low specificity of DECT in osteoarthritic knees.
