Sentence examples for error improved from inspiring English sources

Correcting for refraction error improved the spatial resolution and quantitative accuracy of motion-corrected positron emission tomography images.

Unsystematic agreement (ACUNS) between our maps and plots, or random error, improved notably with increasing accuracy assessment extent for all scaling methods, indicating that reliability of most map applications can be improved through coarsening the map grain.

For data set-1, the prediction error improved nearly 32% when pure component spectra of the analyte and the interferents were used in the Extended Multiplicative Signal Correction framework.

Compared to the pure ground-based inventories, the estimated standard errors of the ALS-based estimates were approximately 1.8 times larger, while the real accuracy (in terms of root mean squared error) improved with 59%.

When higher flux through this reaction was allowed the minimum error improved by only 0.3%, but the flux through this reaction was high (around half the glucose uptake rate).

Indeed, reducing the channel estimation error improves the time synchronization performance.

Once the plunge infeed is stopped and the wheel is sparking out, the workpiece form error improves asymptotically for several seconds.

Simulations and experiments show that the proposed technique can effectively reduce optical micro-scanning error, improve the systems spatial resolution and optimize the effect of the imaging system.

These automated methods reduce human error, improve precision, obtain reproducible results and allow analysis of large number of samples [15].

A behaviorally switching state-space model (SSM) was fitted to Argos tracks to handle observation error, improve data retention, and infer animal behavioral state from the movement pattern [50].

We note that at high intensities with narrow intensity distribution (Figs. 5 e), 5(f)) the localization error improves, but the localization fraction does not.