Sentence examples for accurate experts from inspiring English sources

Using an average, rather than a figure that seems to be on the high end of the total population range, is more accurate, experts say.

Though the range of this rocket is comparable to the liquid-fueled Shahab III, which Iran first obtained from North Korea, a solid-fuel rocket is easier to use on short notice, easier to hide from attack, and more accurate, experts said.

The mortar shells and home-made rockets being fired into the capital from rebel-held suburbs are not especially accurate, experts say.

The results show that our approach outperforms related GP variants, and it is an efficient and accurate expert system for global surface temperature analysis.

While accurate, expert rules are applicable only to a very limited fraction of examples.

It is thus more accurate, these experts say, to calculate the probability of getting that one number — 527 — if the coin is weighted, and compare it with the probability of getting the same number if the coin is fair.

So for six years now I've been in the business of evaluating just how accurate the experts' preseason rankings are by running an accuracy challenge and uncovering hidden gems or reaffirming obvious top sites.

Amid a sea of apps and sites promising to get you a little closer to perfection, I turned to some of 2012's most accurate fantasy experts to get their take on which online tools you actually need to be using when you're quietly researching your lineup at work.

This is consistent with previous research, which has found that automated coding is at least, if not more, accurate than expert coding, 19 23 and it can be applied to very large data sets, whereas expert coding can only be applied to relatively small samples.

The semi-automatic method is as accurate as expert analysts (Fig. 4).

As described by Vallenet et al. [ 65] the system also offers several functions to guide accurate manual expert annotation.