Sentence examples for accurate reconciliation from inspiring English sources
This provides the principal base line upon which to add complexity, including anharmonic effects at high temperature, pre-melting effects, effects of nickel and/or light element alloying, required for accurate reconciliation with seismic models.
Sustaining effective and accurate reconciliation remains challenging [ 22- 27].
However, compliance and accurate reconciliation remains a challenge in most health care institutions [ 3, 4, 23].
We also extend the standard DTL reconciliation model by considering distance-dependent transfer costs, which allow for more accurate reconciliation and give an efficient algorithm for DTL reconciliation under this extended model.
However, with the increasing availability of whole-genome datasets, such a restriction on the reconciliation model can be problematic as losses are a rich source of information that can be critical for accurate reconciliation.
Direct care providers such as residents can provide invaluable input and regular feedback that can improve practical aspects of the medication reconciliation process resulting in better compliance and more accurate reconciliation.
More accurate and more precise reconciliations are obtained with respect to previous parsimony algorithms not accounting for such uncertainties [LNCS 6398 93 108, 2010, BIOINF 28(12012]2012]2012]2012].
The accurate inventory reconciliation model plays an important role in improving the capacity of fault diagnosis and reducing the misdiagnosis rate as well as omissive judgement rate of fault diagnosis during storage and transportation process (Chen et al. 2010; United States Environmental Protection Agency 1995).
First, we have gained experience due to previous pilot projects and have been able to optimize the process such as accurate medication reconciliation and more structured patient counselling.
Distance-dependent transfer costs capture the biology of transfers more accurately than having a fixed transfer cost (Andam and Gogarten, 2011 ), and its use may lead to more accurate DTL reconciliations.
As such, accurate and timely reconciliation during care transitions poses significant challenges to clinical care providers, and it has received the attention of both the World Health Organization and the Institute for Healthcare Improvement [ 30, 31].
