Sentence examples for cell accuracy from inspiring English sources

MPS outperforms a rule-based technique that only uses the morphometric attributes at the target mapping cell in the classification (i.e. one-point statistics technique), by 15% of cell accuracy.

It is even possible to locate an impurity atom in depth with single-unit cell accuracy by accurate fitting of image intensity to simulations (Hwang et al. 2013; Ishikawa et al. 2014).

In each cell, accuracy (acc).

Using biocytine electroporation, we overlaid the calcium maps with the anatomical coordinates of the barrels with single cell accuracy.

A uniaxial materials testing machine (Instron 5800R, Instron, High Wycombe, United Kingdom), fitted with a 10 kN load cell (accuracy, 0.1% full scale), was used to seat the two acetabular designs at a linear rate of 2.5 mm/s.

While laser capture offers single cell accuracy and both lavages and swabs permit minimal patient invasion and discomfort, these methodologies produce far less genomic DNA than less precise, more invasive techniques [ 5- 7].

The researchers' goal is to read from a million individual neurons and simultaneously stimulate 1,000 of them with single-cell accuracy.

At high NTP concentrations present in cells, accuracy is expected to drop by two orders of magnitude in the case of ncNTPs and one order of magnitude for c2'dNTPs, but to remain the same for c3'dNTPs.

Further, derived variables such as the slope of the Ratio effect (RT and accuracy for smaller ratio minus RT and accuracy for larger ratio), and Ratio × Congruency cells (accuracy and RT data for each Ratio within each Congruency condition) were also used for analysis.

In this histogram, the distribution of per-cell accuracies when performing annotation using a model that uses location alone is clearly shifted to the left.

With over 200 cells measured by metaphase karyotype and 459 cells measured by the PS microarray method, we found that the per-cell accuracies of the methods are roughly in line.