The phrase "alter the accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes that affect the precision or correctness of information or data.
Example: "The new software update may alter the accuracy of the previous measurements taken by the device."
Alternatives: "change the precision" or "modify the correctness."
The primary concern for the positioning system is safety, and a recommendation has been made to alter the accuracy requirement to vary with distance and speed.
While motion correction is not yet widely used clinically [22], it may alter the accuracy of quantitative uptake measures due to image blurring [25].
Therefore, it can be supposed that the type of ALI/ARDS would not alter the accuracy of EVLWI measurement by transpulmonary thermodilution.
The proposed techniques do not alter the accuracy of the simulation and thus we obtain FastSpice performances while keeping Spice accuracy.
Therefore, in this study, to calculate the frequency corrected QT interval (QTc) we also used Framingham and Hodges correction formulas shown to alter the accuracy of QT interval changes due to heart rate in a smaller degree [33].
While all parameters were either measured directly, or estimated from directly measurable parameters, the authors acknowledge that variation in the values assigned to these parameters may alter the accuracy of model predictions.
A line broadening of 1 Hz was applied to the data prior to Fourier transformation to reduce any noise which may have altered the accuracy of results.
For highly correlated traits, the first few principal components explain the major part of the variation in the data and those with the smallest contribution on the variance can be excluded without notably altering the accuracy of the estimates, e.g. [ 11].
Further, insertion of a microdialysis probe can produce substantial tissue and vascular damage altering the accuracy of the measurements obtained (Westergren et al., 1995; Clapp-Lilly et al., 1999); and substantial technical difficulties have been reported when measuring cystine and cysteine concentrations (Bannai, 1984; Massie et al., 2011; De Bundel et al., 2011).
Hence, even with the same decision method (the sum rule) and the same judge accuracies the implementation of evaluation procedures such as the permitted scores can alter the judge accuracy curve.
Note that a very small position error in the order of a fraction of a wavelength can alter the phase accuracy.
