The phrase "and accuracy as a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of precision or correctness in a particular context, such as data analysis, reporting, or any field where accuracy is crucial.
Example: "The researchers emphasized the need for thoroughness and accuracy as a fundamental principle in their study."
Alternatives: "and precision as a" or "and correctness as a".
For each participant, we calculated the regression coefficients respectively for the mean response times and accuracy as a function of day.
Schönwerth — a man whom the Grimm brothers praised for his "fine ear" and accuracy as a collector — published three volumes of folk customs and legends in the mid-nineteenth century, but the books soon began gathering dust on library shelves.
Later, the problem was posed as a minimum cost problem subject to sensor network performance (precision and gross error robustness first and accuracy as a replacement later).
We encourage researchers to use our method of style, conventionality, and accuracy as a baseline for developing a more generalizable tool.
We defined acceptable model precision and accuracy as a relative RMSE and Bias of ≤15% to have a model precision and accuracy higher than or equal to the conventional forest inventory standard in fast-growing Eucalyptus forest plantations in Brazil [14, 47].
However, we observed a linear decay of call rate and accuracy as a function of sequence divergence, as recently reported for Rhabdoviruses [11], showing that the quality of the signal is dependent on the nature of the sequences incorporated in the microarray design.
How much those concerns would matter in Florida has been a point of debate, as the state party struggles to find ways to assure security and accuracy, as well as a source of financing for a new statewide vote.
The "Wrist Flick" (Flicking of the wrist when releasing ball) will drastically help speed and accuracy, as well as produce a good habit to get used to.
Using a negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistor for high-precision temperature measurement can give a resolution and accuracy as low as 5 mK.
Shafi et al. [22] used two other datasets from PROMISE repository, JEditData and AR3; they applied 30 different techniques on them, and showed that classification via regression and locally weighted learning (LWL) are better than the other techniques; they chose precision, recall and accuracy as an evaluation performance metrics.
One might think of the relationship between time before changing direction and accuracy as reflecting a speed-accuracy trade-off but its observation is important.
