The phrase "accuracy standard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific level or benchmark of accuracy that is expected or required in a particular context, such as in measurements, data analysis, or quality control.
Example: "The accuracy standard for this experiment must be maintained to ensure reliable results."
Alternatives: "precision benchmark" or "accuracy criterion".
In order to check the analytical accuracy, standard solutions have been used and recoveries close to 100% were obtained.
Laboratory calibration showed that water level could be measured with sufficient accuracy (standard deviation <2 mm) for a range of applications in hydrology.
Only 95 bp of non-matching sequence was identified an error rate of only 2.2 bp per 10 kb very similar to the 1 in 10 kb "Bermuda accuracy" standard for finished sequence.
Table 6 Performance of different procedures for recognition of local image features Feature Average accuracy Standard deviation SIFT 78.9 0.7 cLBP 74.5 1.1 SIFT + cLBP 82.0 0.9 The combination of SIFT and cLBP improves performance a lot.
Although not labeled QD at the time it has been shown that the method in place enabled the derivation of data products that were close enough to definitive to meet the current QD accuracy standard most of the time.
Table 2 Comparison of classification effect between original SVM and the proposed method Algorithm GR accuracy Erroneous judgement sample Missing judgement sample Classification accuracy Standard SVM 90.78% 110 70 94.50% Modified SVM 93.96% 72 37 96.40%.
The in-house mark would certify all characteristics of Patek's mechanical watches to be in conformity with rigorous finishing and accuracy standards set, audited and constantly updated by an independent supervisory structure, the company said.
"If we decrease the use of meters, you will have some fairly dire consequences to health," Dr. Gutierrez said, but requiring stricter accuracy standards "seems a reasonable and safe practice to do".
Insulin-dependent diabetics slip into unconsciousness once a year on average, and 40percentt suffer seizures or coma in their lifetimes because of low blood sugar levels, according to the American Diabetes Association, which has long advocated stricter accuracy standards for monitors.
It could require all credit or background check agencies to register with the federal government and to adhere to strict accuracy standards.
53 of these 98 (54%) systems met ISO 15197 2003 and 31 of the 98 (32%) tested systems met ISO 15197 2013 analytical accuracy standards in all studies in which they were evaluated.
