Sentence examples for constant precision from inspiring English sources

Note that in a network represented by a complete graph with direct effect estimates of constant precision, the best approximating decomposable subnet (i.e. with the most precise resulting effect estimate) is uniquely defined by the direct path and all two-step indirect paths [ 16].

Fig. 8 Convergence diagnostic plots for the constant precision parameters of CPI-variations from Mexico 1969 1983.

This adjustment maintains the null distribution at a constant precision, which accounts for the constant rate of false positive (or type I error) and hence nearly constant nPPV.

Comparison between two different analyzers showed poor, non-constant precision over the range of lactate concentrations.

The PSNR remains almost constant with precision down to 22 bits (with only 7 bits for the fractional part), and it remains quite high even at 19 bits (4 bits for the fractional part).

This exception is compatible with the results reported in [9], which showed that reach time is relatively constant across precision conditions in the impulsion modality, but that accuracy (rate of failure) varies markedly according to this factor, i.e., participants do not trade speed for accuracy.

While the over-segmentation-rate in Fig. 6a is almost constant, the precision slightly increases at the beginning and the tp-rate reaches a peak at Z = 3.

With donor shortages a constant challenge, the precision of 3D printing for replicating the body's complex tissues and organs had provided hope for surgeons.

where 0<ε≪1 is a dimensionless precision constant.

"The speed of light is really constant to a precision of one part in 1020," Brecher says.

By scaling up the parameters by multiplying a constant factor, the precision is increased in our scheme.