The phrase "at this level of accuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the precision or correctness of a measurement, calculation, or statement.
Example: "The results of the experiment can only be trusted at this level of accuracy, as any minor errors could lead to significant discrepancies."
Alternatives: "at this degree of precision" or "at this standard of accuracy."
On-line GC × GC-FID/(TOF-MS) also allowed to quantify minor species (methane, toluene, styrene, phenanthrene, anthracene, etc)., never reported before at this level of accuracy.
Predictions at this level of accuracy may provide useful information for modelling protein-nucleic acid interactions in systems biology studies.
Predictive results at this level of accuracy may provide useful information to distinguish between deleterious and tolerant alterations in disease candidate genes.
Predictions at this level of accuracy may provide useful information for protein-DNA docking and experimental studies such as site-directed mutagenesis for understanding protein-DNA interactions.
Despite currently still being computationally expensive, at this level of accuracy it is easy to recognize the great potential for application in lead optimization campaigns in a near future, complementing relative calculations.
Similar to O'Connor and Gugenheim's clinic based survey [ 12], Latino children in our clinic-based survey were significantly less likely than nonHispanic White children to have parent-reported height and weight data at this level of accuracy.
And even at that level of accuracy, there's still a lot of searching that Google can do.
Unlike Theranos, we collect more than a single drop of blood because it requires more blood to run the tests we run at the level of accuracy we demand.
When an epidemic can be visualized at this level of detail and accuracy, researchers can formulate and address questions regarding the bases of these differences.
Finally, convergence plots will show that as the transient time lengthens, the implicitly balanced solution can maintain this higher level of accuracy at much larger time steps.
Only for great apes, there is some evidence that they can perform above chance level spontaneously in this condition, though at a low level of accuracy of less than 60%% correct choices (Herrmann et al. 2008).
