The phrase "assessing precision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are evaluating the accuracy or exactness of something, such as data, measurements, or performance.
Example: "The researchers are assessing precision in their experimental results to ensure reliability."
Alternatives: "evaluating accuracy" or "measuring exactness."
Finally, we recommend that future monitoring evaluations focus on assessing precision and accuracy, rather than power, as this places greater emphasis on the assessment of biological rather than statistical significance.
Intra-assay coefficient of variation of CHX recovery was calculated for assessing precision of the test since it considers both distribution of the data and slope of the calibration curve.
For assessing precision, a mixed effects analysis of variance (ANOVA) model was used to decompose the total variability in CT measurements into components of variance due to day, 7900 instrument, oligonucleotide lot and plate (run) within day, treating Tecan workstations as a fixed effect.
Along with providing descriptive statistics (ie, mean and standard deviation) for the IADCQ and SF-12v2 scores, we also assessed the overall floor and ceiling effects of the IADCQ for the purpose of assessing precision of the instrument, and the percentages of participants with the floor or ceiling scores were calculated.
Only one paper mentioned and assessed precision and reliability of the measurement procedure.
The repeated scans allow us to evaluate the specificity of each pipeline, using a test retest design, and assess precision, using bootstrap-based method.
Differences in MOE determined from measurements of ρg and the five predictions of ρg were expressed as both a percentage difference, (D) and an absolute percentage difference (Da) to assess precision and bias.
We used the coefficient of variation (CV), calculated from positive estimates only, to assess precision.
Quantitative urine control (Lyphochek®, Bio Rad Diagnostics Group, Irvine, CA, USA) was used to assess precision.
Multiple preparations or dilutions from a stock may be used to assess precision.
To assess precision, the 95 % C.I. was calculated for crude and adjusted odds ratios [ 42, 44].
