Sentence examples for better precision and accuracy from inspiring English sources

The CGE method could be used in the same analyte concentration range as the RP-HPLC method, but showed better precision and accuracy.

This showed that the model has better precision and accuracy in the prediction of ethanol.

The wire electric discharge machining (WEDM) process contributes a predominant role in some manufacturing sectors recently; since this process has the capacity to cut complex and intricate shapes of components in all electrically conductive materials with better precision and accuracy.

Obviously trained operators may produce data with better precision and accuracy than we did, but it is indisputable that by avoiding continuous sample handling the methods precision and accuracy is improved so making our procedure more robust and almost "idiot proof".

The numerous benefits that it offers include, in particular, improvement in the interpretation of examined data, full or nearly full automation of tasks normally performed by a physician, better precision and accuracy of obtained results, and also possibility of exploring new imaging modalities, leading to new anatomical or functional insights.

Overall, the CKD-EPICR-CYS equation had better precision and accuracy than that based on creatinine alone or CysC alone [ 80].

Higher accuracy was broadly coincident with better precision and vice versa, which the performance of AIC best explained.

The overall accuracy is almost identical for the two protocols whereas SP has clearly better precision and somewhat higher MCC score.

The lower limit of quantitation of 8-oxo-dGuo added to the H358 cells (as defined by better than 20% precision and accuracy between 80% and 120%) was 0.01 ng/10 cells (n = 5) after subtraction of the endogenous 8-oxo-dGuo (0.036 ng; n = 5).

"And it's incredibly precise — precision and accuracy are important".

On the other hand, mass spectrometric methods offer potentially better precision, accuracy, sensitivity and recovery, with a detection limit of between 0.2 2 ng/mL [26, 27, 30, 33].