Sentence examples for as less accurate from inspiring English sources

"Our studies show that directions from a female voice are perceived as less accurate than those from a male voice," Dr. Nass said, "even when the voices are reading the exact same directions.

The performance of 2D plane models has been evaluated as less accurate in predicting the static and dynamic responses if transversally isotropic piezoelectric materials are involved.

Yet that database is regarded by some law-enforcement agencies as less accurate than the commercial criminal-records databases used by the app-based services.

DMs that experience more effort perceive the results as less accurate [1].

Furthermore, the recall of healthcare utilization among homeless persons has been reported as less accurate than the general public [ 72].

Objective health is often regarded as the norm and target for subjective health assessments, while subjective assessments of health are regarded as less accurate rather than different.

"Most of these [comments] are supportive and recognise the fact that 75% of the spend through the framework has been with SMEs as the positive step that it is, but others have been less supportive (and I would go as far as saying less accurate in their use of the data)," said McDonagh.

For this reason we decided to fall back to using qualitative measures, such as faster, less accurate decisions (e.g. Figure 1A) as an indicator for a change in the SAT.

CXCL10 was highlighted as the less accurate marker, with a pAUC of only 55% and 3% sensitivity for 100% specificity.

Life expectancy has been criticised as a less accurate measure of population health relative to mortality rates due to measurement errors [23].

The Weibull factor is often close to 2 and therefore a Rayleigh distribution can be used as a less accurate, but simpler model.