Sentence examples for at accuracy from inspiring English sources
The phrase "at accuracy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to refer to a specific level or measure of accuracy, but it lacks proper context and structure. Example: "The results were evaluated at accuracy levels that exceeded expectations."
By giving men something to aim at, accuracy was dramatically improved.
"The nature of the event... confirms our suspicion that Murdoch may be moving left as the 2008 U.S. presidential election approaches, and that he may bring his 'conservative' news properties with him," Cliff Kincaid, an editor at Accuracy in Media, a conservative watchdog group, commented on the organization's Web site.
δD value variations in the Black Sea water reach 8‰ at accuracy of determination 0.3‰.
All other studies looking at accuracy did not find any differences between conditions.
Further efforts at accuracy improvement rely mostly on using sophisticated mathematical algorithms designed to correct relevant errors.
In addition sex can be predicted from L1 measurements using the following equation at accuracy of 84.6%: S = 0.261 ∗ EPWu – 10.789.
Yeast cells would need to sense nutrients at accuracies greater than 22 bits to ensure optimal growth.
For example, the black bars correspond to a situation where only one other substrate, oxygen, is measured at accuracies randomly and uniformly distributed between 0 and 16 bits.
However, this does not mean that we will detect all structural variants at 100% accuracy at 8× coverage.
Sensitivity was estimated at 85%, specificity at 90%, and accuracy at 86.7%.
Two observers experienced the convex surface momentarily appearing concave, performing at 60% 70% accuracy; both performed at >90% accuracy for the biomotion control task, and their data were retained.
