Sentence examples for accuracy suggests from inspiring English sources

The principle of accuracy suggests that sources of error and uncertainty throughout an algorithm and its data sources need to be identified, logged, and benchmarked.

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

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, the satisfactory prediction accuracy suggests that the major regulatory interactions have been uncovered.

This significantly improved accuracy suggests possibility of an improved diagnostics of OEC.

The high accuracy suggests combining in-parallel optimization worked well in FASTER.

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

"As Forbes magazine with rare accuracy suggested a dozen years ago, tax shelter economics were so bad that nineteen out of twenty investments could only be sold to groups of doctors.

Focused ultrasound, when combined with injected microbubbles, opened the BBB within seconds, and with a high degree of specificity and accuracy, suggesting the possibility of targeting much larger volumes.

In addition, delay-related fMRI activation in a left inferior prefrontal region was related to both caudate dopamine and task accuracy, suggesting that this may be a critical site for the integration of WM maintenance processes.

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.