Sentence examples for accuracy suggested from inspiring English sources

(Babbage suggested rewriting 'Every moment dies a man / Every minute one is born' as 'Every moment one and a sixteenth is born,' further noting that although the exact figure is 1.167, 'something of course must be conceded to the laws of metre.')" I suspect that the figure that Babbage, a fanatic for accuracy, suggested was closer to one and a sixteenth — 1.167 is more like one and a sixth.

Limitations: No target of weight estimation accuracy suggested; Mercy method recommended for environments where no scale available no mention of emergency use.

It should be noticed that balanced accuracy suggested by Velez et al [43] may be a better metric to measure the fitness when the numbers of cases and controls are unequal for the MDR method.

Tor has responded to the research by questioning its accuracy, suggesting that the figures may include visits to paedophilia websites from law enforcement and anti-abuse groups, as well as denial of service attacks from hackers trying to take these websites down.

Observed characteristics are also fitted using the parallel model, although with a less accuracy suggesting influence of another conductivity mechanisms.

The question classification accuracy suggests the effectiveness of the method which is promising in the field of open-domain question classification.

Our results on accuracy suggest that if one uses VBDM, then to reduce errors in absorbed dose estimates at the interface, the effective spatial resolution (physical spatial resolution and motion blurring) at the liver-lung interface should be minimized.

This improvement in both speed and accuracy suggests no speed-accuracy trade-off [25], a pattern of results that was proposed as a hallmark for skill acquisition [26].

However, at the 80% precision, combining PPI data with one other data source shows a little improvement in predictive accuracy, suggesting that PPI data is particularly informative.

It is therefore likely that the delayed repetition stimuli in Experiment 2 would have been recognized with above-chance accuracy, suggesting a dissociation between the effects of prior exposure on overt recognition and the effects on temporal perception.

Hops and jumps were indistinguishable in both principal components models, but were differentiated in the discriminant analysis with 93.7% accuracy, suggesting that these two locomotor modes are distinct despite being very similar kinematically.