Sentence examples for high accurate tool from inspiring English sources
All these parameter possibilities make the presented simulation method a high accurate tool for obtaining radiated power estimations within complex indoor scenarios in an acceptable computational time.
The RD-score did prove to be an accurate tool for indentifying high-risk patients with poorer outcome regarding delirium incidence, length of stay and return to pre-fracture living situation.
25 They concluded RD score was an accurate tool for identifying high-risk patients with poorer outcomes regarding delirium incidence, length of hospital stay, and return to pre-fracture living situation.
The novel MIT-NGS method for HLA typing comprising multiplex full-length HLA sequencing and analysis proved to be an efficient and accurate tool for very high-resolution HLA genotyping.
Heyming 2012 [132] 491 USA P IQR 10 to 49 months Broselow tape EMS vs. Broselow tape ED None 1 High Findings: The Broselow tape was an accurate tool to estimate weight.
The real-time high-frequency USG is a highly sensitive and accurate tool for detecting and removing radiolucent foreign bodies which cannot be visualized by routine radiography.
The high correlation between the non-targeted FI-FTICR-MS and targeted FI-MS/MS results shown in this study validates high-resolution non-targeted metabolomics as a highly sensitive and accurate tool for de novo biomarker discovery applications.
Ahmad et al. reported duplex PCR application as an accurate tool for identification and differentiation of C. albicans and C. dubliniensis, with a very high index of sensitivity and specificity (Ahmad et al. 2012).
Toothed whales use echolocation as a highly accurate tool for scoping out their environment.
The discovery tool (ribosomal profiling) is the most sensitive and accurate tool for measuring ribosome occupancy.
The high degree of correlation between the two methods, together with the substantial or excellent reliability found, comfirm that this system provides an accurate tool for measuring existing and new dental phenotypes.
