Sentence examples for evidences of accuracy from inspiring English sources

This text is available as an Additional File 1. 5. Authors did not provide systematic evidences of accuracy of their finding.

Those are five disparate companies, with little in common beyond providing consistent evidence of accuracy in their financial reporting and conservative corporate governance.

If the degree was earned concurrently with medical training, comments in the MSPE or dean's letter were considered evidence of accuracy.

Our data show good internal evidence of accuracy and consistency, and we have discovered that DEFA1A3 copy number is strongly associated with SNP rs4300027 in European samples.

13 Given South Africa's interest in age disparities, and the high burdens of HIV 25 and unplanned pregnancy, 26 evidence of accuracy of reported age disparity in the country is timely.

However, by providing quantitative evidence of accuracy in urine HPV detection and establishing that urine sampling affects accuracy, our review can drive the prioritisation of efforts to standardise urine HPV testing.

The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence did feel able to recommend the use of early warning scoring systems but was unable to identify a particular system or cutoff points due to the lack of evidence of accuracy for these scores in clinical practice [ 9].

And students rarely venture beyond the initial site for independent corroboration, instead using surface markers, such as dates of posting and presence of details and percentages as evidence of accuracy (Brem et al., 2011).

High PPV is of principal importance as health officials may be unlikely to spend resources on mitigation efforts based on model predictions without evidence of accuracy on past outbreaks.

Model validation is of paramount importance as health officials would be unlikely to spend resources on mitigation efforts based on model predictions without evidence of accuracy on past outbreaks.

First, they show that evidence of accuracy is not directly translatable into cost benefit, and therefore patient benefit should be recognised as a more important end point than potential cost saving.