Sentence examples for documented accuracy from inspiring English sources

Each dummy was digitized for comparison using a CMM of documented accuracy (0.5 μm).

There is documented accuracy of ultrasound in differentiating pleural effusions from consolidation.

Based on the documented accuracy, we do not expect EEM charges to reflect suitable changes based on the nature or position of the substituents.

Moreover, for assigning taxonomies we chose the RDP-classifier due to its documented accuracy and stability, straight-forward usage, independence of sequence alignments, high speed, and suitability for very large datasets generated by next-generation sequencing technologies.

However, CEUS has documented accuracy to characterize splenic and hepatic parenchymal inhomogeneity, when found [ 44, 46].

All measurements were made with standardized methods having documented accuracy with respect to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) reference methods for lipids and lipoproteins.

In the present study, we have assessed and documented data accuracy and completeness of the electronic Québec BCG Registry.

Finally, we measured comorbidity by the CCI which has a documented high accuracy when used with ICD diagnoses in the DNPR.

Most methods have a single vote, while PSIPRED for secondary structure prediction and Phobius for signal peptide prediction are counted as two votes due to their documented high accuracy [ 60, 65].

More recently, Teng et al. evaluated RTE in 89 cervical lymph nodes (57 malignancies) and documented higher accuracy of SRs (84.3%) compared with qualitative RTE (66.3%) and conventional US (56.2 70.8%).

And yet, as you make your way through this amazing document, "accuracy" — or, at least, what we normally think of as scientific or even journalistic accuracy, "the facts" — seems to get less and less important.