Sentence examples for diminishing accuracy from inspiring English sources

So, this is the new conservatism's recipe for restored greatness: Political coercion shall supplant economic calculation in shaping decisions by companies in what is called, with diminishing accuracy, the private sector.

Bass et al. investigated two SLKs in Western Australia and obtained different results depending on the linkage key and the outcome of interest; the study also found diminishing accuracy over time, the presence of multiple keys for individuals and multiple individuals sharing the same key [ 7].

In addition, prehospital SI alone was found to have diminished accuracy for patients aged over 60 years [ 3].

2) The diffraction data are rather incomplete (∼80%), in a systematic way that by itself diminishes accuracy (missing wedge).

While poor glucose sensitivity often contributes to undesirable sensor performance in vivo, diminished accuracy also results from sluggish response of the sensor to changes in BG levels.

Specifically, it has moderate interrater reliability at best [ 19 ▪], does not incorporate surgery-specific risks, and has diminished accuracy in settings with high overall mortality rates [ 15 ▪].

T1W images are obtained primarily to rule out biopsy related residual hemorrhage, which can diminish accuracy of prostate MRI as hemorrhage can easily mimic prostate cancer.

Figures 4 to 6 depict serial ONUS examinations in a patient (not included in the ONUS ICP study) in whom diminished accuracy of ONSD was seen immediately following treatment.

Kuiper and coauthors' study, 33 which uniquely focused on non-academic endoscopists, suggests they may have diminished accuracy compared with experts and require more or continued learning to achieve and sustain high performance.

The more stringent AFS-spec approach was able to reduce the false-positive rate of "buffalo reads" substantially to 0.07%, but only at the expense of a markedly diminished accuracy for quantification of the real meat components (Table  3).

The presence of missed events will likely diminish accuracy of classification (for instance, because individuals who actually experienced an event but were admitted elsewhere are mislabeled), although we cannot exclude the possibility that some apparent predictors of lower risk actually predict failure to follow-up within these health systems.