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When including sleep features, the accuracies were improved for the stress and happy predictions to 80.67%, 80.40%, respectively; however the healthy prediction accuracy worsened slightly to 83.12%.

As Morris continued to attack, Compton began to crack under the pressure and his accuracy worsened.

Contrary to the state EDA findings, there was a nonsignificant trend for greater HRV to become increasingly associated with lower rejection rates as interoceptive accuracy worsened.

Sensitivity can be improved (by using more rats to sniff each sample), but then accuracy worsens, and vice versa.

The situation with PHASE is similar: combining PHASE with other representations, apart from ∇I, has improved both accuracy and robustness; when combined with ∇I, accuracy worsens slightly while robustness improves.

As the gPC metamodel is an expansion about the means of the inputs, its accuracy may worsen away from these mean values where the extreme events may occur.

The results in this paper demonstrate that both image- and reconstruction-based PVC can be applied to improve SUV accuracy without worsening test-retest variability.

Additionally the quality of the multiple sequence alignment heavily affects reconstruction accuracy, a situation worsened by the NP-hardness of the alignment problem and the heuristics used to cope with it [5] [9].

Of the two who started matched within ± 5% of Adjuvant! before the oncology visit, one of them became mismatched, but 6 of the 18 who started mismatched moved into agreement with Adjuvant!, for a net total of 7 accurate patient estimates after the visit (p = 0.125, McNemar's test, based on the 6 of 7 who improved rather than worsened in accuracy).

Alternative but unlikely explanations for the progressive discrepancy include that the researcher setting arm elevation with the universal goniometer systematically worsened in accuracy as the elevation angle increased, or that the SMA's accelerometer itself introduced a systematic error as it rotated around its longitudinal axis.

The new procedure was applied on three different marble samples and outcomes are encouraging, but further testing is running to better understand to what extent sample size can be reduced without worsening accuracy of results, taking into account that stone is a very heterogeneous material.