Sentence examples for estimates of the accuracy from inspiring English sources

Our objectives were to compare search strategies with and without methodological terms in Medline, to find out how other databases complement Medline, and how these strategies affect the pooled estimates of the accuracy.

We start with the two studies by Ulery, Hicklin, Buscaglia and Roberts (2011, 2012), because they are recent, large, designed specifically to provide estimates of the accuracy and reliability of fingerprint comparisons, and to respond to the criticisms cited in the National Academy of Sciences Report (2009).

Finally, bias-corrected estimates of the accuracy measures were obtained based on the 0.632+ method [42].

The overall ROC area estimated for anal cytology in this study (0.78) suggests similar discriminatory ability to comparable estimates of the accuracy of cervical cytology (ROC areas calculated from 2 publications with analyzable data 0.79 [24] and 0.94 [25]).

Estimates of the accuracy for high vulnerability classification increased from 0.69 to 0.86.

Estimates of the accuracy of parameter estimates must be obtained using the available data.

Moynihan prided himself on coining the 32-letter mouthful, which he defined as "the futility of making estimates on the accuracy of public data".

In their review of protein interactions studies, von Mering and coworkers [ 9] provide estimates of the accuracies of the different studies.

The root mean square error is often used as a good estimate of the accuracy of a propagation model.

The computed deviation of this sub-network is then statistically analyzed to obtain an overall estimate of the accuracy of measurements recorded by it.

This study presents a quantitative estimate of the accuracy of paleopathological diagnosis; as well as a theoretical reflection on the burden of cancer in the past.