Sentence examples for by reducing the accuracy from inspiring English sources
The row and column correlations of X interact with each other in a way that complicates test procedures, essentially by reducing the accuracy of the relevant estimators.
By reducing the accuracy of translation, aminoglycosides increase the frequency of erroneous insertions at the nonsense codon and permit translation to continue to the end of the gene.
Eliminating flicker noise is of particular interest in the context of nanopore sequencing applications: the most successful approaches have slowed translocation to >1 ms/nt, so correctly determining blockage levels of this duration will be adversely affected by 1/ f noise, reducing the accuracy of such techniques.
These results demonstrate that plasma removal of NGAL is greatly impaired by the decrease of GFR, reducing the accuracy of NGAL as a marker of AKI.
We confirmed the accuracy by reducing the time grid for integration.
Before classification, some preprocessing methods [ 3- 7] are necessary to increase the accuracy by reducing the noise of the original images.
The method improves performance of the HAPF system by reducing the influence of detection accuracy, time delay of instruction current calculation and phase displacement of output filter.
It was shown that the SCSP algorithm achieved the best classification accuracy by reducing the number of channels and an improvement of 10%% in classification accuracy compared to the three channels case (C3, C4, and Cz).
The fuze increases accuracy by reducing the effect of angular and translational motion produced by the cyclical yawing forces applied on the projectile.
We propose the prediction node sequence generation approach-based SPGraph to improve accuracy by reducing the impact of a node's predication deviation on its nearest neighbors.
The results of the analysis can help in testing the model results robustness and simplifying the model with adequate accuracy by reducing the number of independent variables (inputs), those that have very low impact, if many were involved (AlQuraishi 2009).
