Sentence examples for directly accuracy from inspiring English sources

However, as soon as CGM data are used for therapy decision or the CGM device is to control insulin delivery directly, accuracy and precision become increasingly important depending on the degree of control.

The quality of the image will affect directly the accuracy and its recognition speed.

In such data, there are no gold standards to use to directly assess accuracy.

However, improvements in indexed lookup speed can be translated directly into accuracy improvement, by searching relative to a large number of indexes without increasing the overall running time.

Another limitation is the inability to directly evaluate accuracy of the mobility measures utilized in this study.

At this time, we have no simple way to measure directly the accuracy of coding or of directly assessing the effect of syndromic groupings.

Since for this experiment the ground truth was defined independently for each method, it is not meaningful to directly compare accuracy metrics of different methods.

The Brier score directly measures accuracy in estimating the true conditional probability, and this is the task of any regression scheme given binary or multiclass group membership.

The results show that unless π was not assumed to be much too small and the number of QTL was not small (in which case the QTL might have been mapped directly) the accuracy was not very sensitive to π.

Because clinicians often use a variety of qualitative assessments in estimating a woman's chance of success with IVF, there is no way to directly compare the accuracy of Yao's model with the accuracy of a given clinician.

The simplest formal solution to this problem would be to investigate directly the expected accuracy of joint structures σ: where is the expected accuracy of a structure in one sequence pair s1& s2 ∈.