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At some phases of scans, the presence of low-turbulent regions may also weaken the intensity contrast variation in blood images, so that visual tracking of blood motion declines in accuracy.

In addition, the RDN AD developed by using RfF top 20 features shows a visible decline in accuracy as the distance to model's core is increased (by addition of new data).

In the more difficult spatial configuration search the decline in accuracy as reflected by a loss of sensitivity was most pronounced on the first night shift.

We found a nighttime loss of alertness accompanied by a slowing of response, a decline in accuracy due to loss of sensitivity and increased lapsing [41] [41] [41] [41].

We found that the nighttime loss of alertness was accompanied by a slowing of response and decline in accuracy due to loss of sensitivity and increased lapsing, both of which were most acute on the first night shift.

A close inspection of Table 1 and Figure 2 suggests that at the principal contrast for emotional enhancement (Lag 8), accuracy for the neutral condition appears to worsen, which suggests that the emotional enhancement effect may be an artifact of the decline in accuracy when presented with neutral distractors rather than an increase in emotional accuracy per se.

Daetwyler et al. [ 21] suggested that the decline in accuracy of GEBV was actually slightly lower than the decline in accuracy of imputation.

When θ=3, all tests experience a decline in accuracy, with the BD test mostly superior.

The decline in accuracy over generations was greater at low marker densities.

The decline in accuracy was beyond what would be expected based on the amount of missing data.

On average, accuracy due to LD (retained after five generations) was similar for all marker-based methods, as was also the rate of decline in accuracy.