Whether the entire community adopts the result remains to be seen, Blewitt says, but "right now, it can certainly serve as one of the very few, welcome gauges of accuracy on the current method".
If the numbers are not checked until October, it will be virtually impossible to get a gauge of their accuracy, because the longer the time between the count and the cross-check, the less reliable the data will be.
Unlike cornhole, which was a game of gauging depth, this is a game of accuracy.
We compared the overlapping data from the electronic feeds and previously manually entered data, whereby we could gauge the accuracy of pathology details in a subset of our patients.
On Nov. 9, the agency began testing water on 169 aircraft at 14 airports in the United States to gauge the accuracy of its previous tests, which showed that nearly 13percentt of the samples did not meet its standards.
To gauge relative accuracy of self-reported dietary intake, we compared reported quantities of foods consumed by SUPERB participants with national TDS data.
With all of this information literally in their pocket, they're better equipped to gauge the accuracy of political claims -- much more so than older generations who get their news filtered through broad, corporate television broadcasts.
The analysis shows the effectiveness of the entropy copula for probabilistic modelling the flood events of two hydrological gauges, and a comparison of accuracy with the popular copulas was made.
Before the recount began, the state ran a post-election review to gauge the accuracy of the voting process.
