Sentence examples for found precision from inspiring English sources

Sweden defended with gusto and, for a while in the first half, threatened to grab an away goal, but Portugal finally found precision and gumption up front to cap all their possession with a goal.

Barros adds that a 6-month pilot study found precision agriculture improved overall crop productivity by 15%.

In an assessment of the HSSS123, McDonald found precision to be 7.8% for the years 1994 1997, and reported the precision of individual terms[ 25].

The performance analysis of the symptom dictionary-matching algorithm based on a random sample of 10%% of AE posts found precision was 72%% (410/573), and recall was 86%% (410/475).

Recall means a rate of protein complexes in the reference datasets that were successfully found, precision means a rate of protein complexes identified by an algorithm that are matched with the protein complexes in the reference datasets, and F1 score means an overall accuracy of the test.

Calculate the "mean absolute deviation," to find precision more carefully.

Early studies examining the effects of anaemia on the precision of the pulse oximeter found reduced precision in association with anaemia.

Liverpool found the precision and space that eluded them in midweek against the League Two side Carlisle United in their opening attack.

With these design changes, laboratory tests found the precision improved from ± 0.004 to ± 0.0007 and the accuracy improved from − 0.0030 to + 0.0017 based on comparisons with benchtop UV/Vis measurements.

Edinburgh found some precision with their lineout when they needed it most.

The equal area/RFS ratios were found within precision about 10%.