Sentence examples for far less accuracy from inspiring English sources

That's one reason why security company RSA is working on a technology that offers far less accuracy than a fingerprint interpretation, but also requires less work for the user, but offers far less accuracy than a fingerprint: what the company calls "gait recognition".

As demonstrated by this study, BiSSE is capable of estimating rates of extinction from known values given sufficient data (e.g., large tree size, low tip bias), albeit with far less accuracy and precision than rates of speciation or character change.

While higher order Newmark methods lead to higher accuracies, far less random variables need to be modeled in the lower order methods to make it much more attractive from a computational point of view.

Working with a large panel of respondents who answer a range of questions through an online questionnaire, YouGov says it can predict election outcomes and consumer preferences with greater accuracy for far less money than ever before.

We have learned from previous work [21] that a systematic degradation, prevalent in the evaluation set, in general affects the classification accuracy by far less if the images in the training set similarly suffer from the degradation.

A more informative but far less reported measure of predictive accuracy is the RMSE, which is a measure of the mean deviation of the modelled from the observed length of stay.

It is shown that the locate accuracy approach wavelength of the transmit signal by using proposed ESPRIT-based algorithm and the proposed scheme has the potential to achieve meter-level locate accuracy which is far less than the wavelength of the transmit signal.

While mass-enhancing lesions exhibit a typical kinetic behavior that is distinctive for malignant and benign lesions, non-mass-enhancing lesions have kinetic characteristics that are far less well characterized and of limited accuracy in discriminating between malignant and benign behavior[26].

Even in far less hypothetical recreations like the Rothko murals, however, accuracy is still debatable.

We believe that the use of externally verified alignment scores is a far less biased and more precise metric of aligner accuracy because it isolates the effects of alignment heuristics from the mapping quality heuristics.

This trend was, however, by far less pronounced than the influence of LD on the accuracy of imputing missing values.