"impact accuracy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in discussions related to measurement, data, and statistics. Example: "The changes made to the measurement tool significantly impacted accuracy, resulting in more reliable data."
TCs with poor documentation may not accurately reflect actual injury burden or comorbidities and can impact accuracy of mortality measures.
Large portion of patients had significant cardiac disease which could impact accuracy of both thermodilution-based cardiac output measurement and the duration of ccFT [13, 14].
A novel three-dimensional robust guidance law based on H∞ filter and H∞ control is proposed to meet the constraints of the impact accuracy and the flight direction under process disturbances for the dive phase of hypersonic vehicle.
Our scope is indeed narrow, but intentionally so; it is our objective to highlight the influence of a number of "hidden performance attributes" [1] that impact accuracy of even simple linear dimensional measurements so that it may be of use to others who perform similar measurements.
Second, macro patient-level factors impact accuracy.
Finally, we find that the level of incompleteness in Swiss-Prot is not large enough to seriously impact accuracy assessments.
How do you minimize the count of conformers without significantly impacting accuracy?
Finally, these patterns of judgments also impacted accuracy.
Genotype as many "anchor" markers as possible, in that, the number of markers genotyped on all subjects impacts accuracy.
This is not recommended, as there are limitations to any in silico predictive method, which impacts accuracy and precision of the prediction.
In contrast, the Union Target File allowed us to evaluate how differences in each platforms target region (for example, differences in targeted non-coding and coding regions) impacted accuracy among variants with putative functional impact.
