Sentence examples for degree of correct from inspiring English sources

The results obtained, though preliminary, led a high degree of correct identification of the forming minerals for three different granitic types.

Instead, we have quantified the degree of correct risk reclassification by calculating the NRI index [ 52].

However, the issue with correct probe orientation quickly resolves, as revealed by a very high degree of correct probe orientation on evaluation.

Table  2 lists, with the degree of correct classification for independent test sets, the number of variables selected by RFE-SVM used in PLS-DA models for the fused data.

From the extraordinary shapes of the composition profiles calculated using the gene start annotations of Ensembl it can already be postulated that a significant degree of correct start annotation must be present in Ensembl to get such high resolution.

He was also reported to have criticised "the degree to which our lives are becoming ruled by a truly absurd degree of politically correct interference".

In 2001, he complained to Lord Irvine, then lord chancellor, about the Human Rights Act and compensation culture and railed against the "degree to which our lives are becoming ruled by a truly absurd degree of politically correct interference".

Responses were recorded as correct if they fell within ±20 degrees of the correct location.

Separate predictive models can then be constructed and evaluated for both subsets from the remaining regulatory elements (i.e. no longer using H2A.Z as a predictor), as illustrated in Fig.  5; statistical artefacts introduced by the reduced degrees-of-freedom are corrected by the adjusted R 2 evaluation metric [ 40].

As for neutral non-animal photographs, they were ignored with a very high degree of accuracy (99% correct or over).

We report the results of a random-effects analysis, with inferences drawn at the voxel level, corrected for multiple comparisons using family-wise error (FWE) correction (FWE < 0.05) and degrees of freedom corrected for nonsphericity at each voxel (Friston et al. 1996).