Sentence examples for disrupted the accuracy from inspiring English sources
This was not because they were averse to the idea of hallucinations in infants and children but rather because such claims would have disrupted the accuracy of epidemiological studies.
All genetic testing in hybrid cats should be performed with caution, as the wild felid alleles could be present and disrupt the accuracy of test assays.
Is there any evidence that, after a biopsy that removes the entire lesion, the draining lymphatics are sufficiently disrupted that the accuracy of the sentinel node biopsy procedure could be compromised?
To further remove the redundancy, we computed the minimum number of genes in each of the 14 clusters (via the genetic algorithm) without disrupting the classification accuracy of the LD-reduced gene set.
But right now we have a problem: Some economists believe economic turbulence has disrupted the calibration of those adjustments, undermining the accuracy of the bureau's estimates.
In other words, inflammation disrupted the relationship between parahippocampal metabolism and subsequent accuracy for object-location encoding.
Rotmistrov's tactic to close at speed disrupted the control and co-ordination of the Soviet tank formations and also greatly reduced their accuracy.
The recent accuracy of the attacks has caused Al Qaeda to murder suspected spies in self-defeating fits of paranoia, a trend that has disrupted the organization's ability to plan attacks against the U.S. and its allies.
But the ensuing moments disrupted the analogy.
They haven't disrupted the events.
