Sentence examples for accuracy relevance from inspiring English sources

Stephen Adler, who was appointed editor-in-chief last year, set out his philosophy after two months on the job: "We must be second-to-none in speed, accuracy, relevance, and fairness, but also – and crucially – in enterprise, insight, analysis and originality".

Results are displayed based on accuracy, relevance and importance, particularly useful for results for common names ("John Smith").

The emphasis is on factors that affect the accuracy, relevance and reliability of the test data delivered by the joint test.

The quality, range, accuracy, relevance and presentation of referencing and citation data provides a good indicator of what can be expected in the body content of the assessment task.

In this study we have systematically investigated representativeness, accuracy, relevance and effectiveness of interview-based surveys for orangutan conservation.

We will apply the CART framework, where evidence is judged on the criteria of Completeness, Accuracy, Relevance and Timeliness.

By formally combining the relevant knowledge, context, and likelihood, Bayes' theorem can improve the logic, accuracy, and relevance of decision support statements.

But because there are no industries of that scale in the rural south-west, those sort of broad national-level studies start to lose their accuracy and relevance".

But that kind of customer service is only as good as the speed, accuracy and relevance of the information a site offers.

Some question the accuracy and relevance of the feedback; others complain that privacy rules prevent them from responding.

In the interest of accuracy and relevance, references to Kendra's Law, which makes it easier to commit mentally ill people who resist treatment, should mention that the man who pushed Kendra Webdale in front of a subway train had repeatedly begged for treatment and a safe place to live, but was turned away by an unresponsive mental health system.