Sentence examples for accurate acceptance from inspiring English sources

In the recent FLEXISIG trial, 4% of invites were undelivered, 12 and this is useful in calculating accurate acceptance rates.

The Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistic often requires a large set of data to give an accurate acceptance or rejection of the null hypothesis; however, since we are working with the human genome and chromosomes seem to contain a large amount of CGIs [ 16][ 17] and thus our datasets should be large enough to produce accurate p-values.

Hence, the precision of the relative measurements before and during exercise were reasonably accurate for acceptance of O2C and ICG.

Professors Orville and Jones were the most accurate at estimating the acceptance of evolution among their students while Professor Ronson underestimated the amount of acceptance among his students.

What rational man imagines this concept can be shattered overnight?" It would be more accurate to say that acceptance of racial inferiority and superiority started in the southern cradle.

As consumers begin to use the iPhone X and see that FaceID is accurate, secure, and convenient, acceptance of the technology is certain to grow.

Acceptance provides accurate, real-world information for you to work with.

Inclusion of 'not applicable' responses to the e-checklist allowed clinicians to exercise their clinical judgement; not restricting them to a 'yes' or 'no' response may have compromised accurate measurement and their acceptance of the tool.

The method explores the resolution of the SLO system which combined with beam-scan at the pupil allows for a fast and accurate acquisition of the photoreceptor acceptance angle.

A simple representation of the joint acceptance function via an accurate explicit approximation to the two-dimensional area of the joint acceptance integral of the cross-spectrum is presented.

A strongly held belief such as this can hinder the acceptance of more scientifically accurate conceptions involving thermal equilibrium and the rate of conduction.