Sentence examples similar to admit the accuracy from inspiring English sources
Raut admits the accuracy of the algorithm isn't 100percentt.
The Times admitted the accuracies in its corrections and clarification section on 2 May, but the person who took the complaint to Ipso was not happy with its prominence.
While they do not admit the same unbounded errors, they nevertheless require extraordinary amounts of CPU time to guarantee modest levels of accuracy.
"Capita has been instructed to contact individuals regardless of their legal representation as many of the details the UK Border Agency has on file may be inaccurate and out of date given the age of the cases". UKBA admitted the problem was with the accuracy of its records: "We advise anyone contacted in error to contact us so records can be updated.
A consultant paediatrician re-reviewed the patient records of all those admitted to check the accuracy of the data, particularly in relation to the final diagnosis recorded.
O'Neill queried the accuracy of the stats but admitted the players need to threaten the opposition goal more.
Even advocates of the technology admit that an accuracy rate of about 70% is considered excellent, but that this can only usually be achieved for technical documents using highly consistent terminology.
These finite-difference operators are shown to admit design accuracy (pth-order global accuracy) when (p−1 th-order stencil closures are used near the boundaries, if the p−1 th-orderndary conditionstencilnterfaclosurestions are implemented to at leastpth-order accusedy.
