Sentence examples for deviation from accuracy from inspiring English sources

Deviation from accuracy (i.e. bias) is often introduced by systematic sources of error.

So they finagled it in – the only significant deviation from scrupulous historical accuracy (with respect to the architecture, at least) that made an archaeologist out of lead designer Patrick Plourde.

The lower limits of quantification were 0.5 (Toulouse) and 0.1 ng ml−1 (Rotterdam), and the mean percentage deviation from nominal values (accuracy) and precision (within-run and between-run variability) of quality control samples simultaneously run during the analysis was always less than 15%.

The results are compared in terms of the convergence speed, accuracy, deviation from the desired response, minimum stop-band attenuation and maximum pass-band attenuation.

In mathematical terms, we allow for the probability that a food source is in the nearby area to deviate from 1. Initially, this probability was set to be very close to one (within numerical accuracy, deviation from 1 was ∼10−100).

Only marginal improvements were found with participants' navigational performance in terms of their deviation accuracies from a pre-programmed expert search path.

For each individual QC, the acceptance criterion was not more than a 15% deviation from the nominal value for accuracy.

The 90.6percentt level was somewhat arbitrarily chosen, based on the fact that it represented one and one-half standard deviations from the mean accuracy rate at that time.

The result showed good accuracy with minimum deviation from standard method adopted for validation purpose.

The petroleum reservoir characterization process requires such very high degree of prediction accuracy that any deviation from expectation may result in huge losses and wasted efforts through enormous man-hours and huge investments.

The CCC is a combined measure of precision and accuracy that measures deviation from the 45-degree identity line.