The phrase "accurately in the case of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific instances or examples where accuracy is relevant or being evaluated.
Example: "The data was analyzed accurately in the case of the first experiment, leading to reliable results."
Alternatives: "precisely regarding" or "correctly in the instance of".
Then, residual noise is not of the impulsive nature and we can apply the BM3D accurately as in the case of the Gaussian noise environments.
This model renders moving sound sources accurately, even in the case of monophonic diffusion systems, which shows the relative independence existing between sound motion and sound localization.
The main structural features were sufficiently accurately reproduced in the case of deposition onto cyclo olefine polymer substrates compared to glass substrates for the same conditions.
This paper focuses on the data fusion scenario where nodes sense and transmit the data generated by a source to a common destination, which estimates the original information from more accurately than in the case of a single sensor.
Next, once a new target enters the scene, that target is acquired and tracked accurately until, in the case of the APF demonstration, it leaves the scene and no target detection is once again correctly indicated.
In order to perform a clinical trial, it is vital that outcome can be quantified accurately, and, in the case of multicentre trials, that the method of data collection is accessible to multiple centres.
Better representation of the input can help in a way that the classification task can be done more quickly and accurately for the real writer to be more accurately identified especially in the case of handwriting identification of a pair of twins.
Using diary methods, researchers have found that people recall actions more accurately than thoughts except in the case of emotionally charged thoughts, which are particularly well-remembered.
A multitude of factors warn against doing so: rock and pop music moves at a dizzying pace; the public is capricious and its appetites are almost impossible to accurately predict; and, in the case of the Mercury Music prize, the judging panel's ability to take leave of their senses, ignore the bookies' favourites and find a middling British rapper to dole out the gong to is the stuff of legend.
