Sentence examples for effect on accurate from inspiring English sources
Fault feature extraction has a positive effect on accurate diagnosis of diesel engine.
Protein flexibility plays a significant role in drug research due to its effect on accurate prediction of ligand binding mode and activity.
Furthermore, the proposed method is fault resistance independent meaning even a very high fault impedance has no effect on accurate fault location.
Hence you might be inclined to believe that the role of the Internet in polling has been to make more data more available and more easily collated alongside other information, but not that it has had much effect on how accurate, raw information is gathered.
Therefore, the N1 and N2 categories of the pTNM classification probably have no effect on the accurate prediction of the outcome of IDC patients with nodal metastases.
Nonetheless, the type of assay may have an effect on the accurate detection of genital mycoplasmas, depending on the growth factors and antimicrobial agents included in the media of the commercial assay.
His style, he wrote, should be 'lisse comme un marbre et furieux comme un tigre'chaudud en dessous et splendide à la surface.' Prose, he said, should be stuffed with things 'et sans qu'on les aperçoive.' The prose of Madame Bovary depends for many of its most startling effects on its accurate rendering of things.
For future ecological risk assessment of O3 effects on forests, accurate models of O3 distribution as well as improved understanding of O3 uptake and various factors affecting O3 phytotoxicity are needed.
Knowledge of the prevalence of physical and psychological morbidity in ICU survivors is important because research to generate models of causality, prognosis and treatment effects is dependent on accurate determination of prevalence.
For applications of GWP that rely on accurate effect estimations, heteroscedastic approaches are superior.
The effects of these variables on accurate pain assessment should be prospectively evaluated in a future study.
