Sentence examples for higher inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

One of the aforementioned studies [15] showed that among patients with a higher inaccuracy of staging, the number of sequences was higher and imaging was more commonly performed with gadolinium contrast enhancement.

A larger Brier score means a higher inaccuracy of a prognostic classification scheme.

The higher inaccuracy in the A-P direction may be in part explained by the higher waking velocity in the second test.

Despite a better estimation of the mean EE of the study population, the inferior precision of EE PSU and EE:HB15 led to higher inaccuracy rates, which may result in severe over- or underfeeding in a considerable number of patients.

However, the linkage methodology used in this study –despite taking into account frequent spelling errors in names– could be less sensitive when matching foreign names and surnames due to a higher inaccuracy, in addition to a higher tendency of foreign citizens to migrate.

This work contributes to the robustness of industrial assembly processes with high inaccuracy concurrent to narrow tolerances.

High inaccuracy rates were found for EE:HB and EE Esp25, making these equations unacceptable for use in critically ill patients.

The results of the previous studies were collected on an eye tracker with a relatively low sampling frequency (50 Hz), and a relatively high inaccuracy because it compensates for head movements.

Pelvic lymph node dissection followed by histological evaluation is the current 'gold standard' for determining the presence of cancer in pelvic lymph nodes; this method is invasive and has several shortcomings including limited sampling area, post-surgical morbidity and complications, and high inaccuracy for frozen section analysis.

Thus, processing a large number of multispectral bands can result in higher classification inaccuracy than processing a subset of relevant bands without redundancy.

Thus, processing a large number of multi or hyperspectral bands can result in higher classification inaccuracy than processing a subset of relevant bands without redundancy [34, 35].