Sentence examples for implications for accuracy from inspiring English sources

That has implications for accuracy, because colleges' financial aid applications and formulas often take into account much more data than their online calculators.

Implications for accuracy of 3D digitised representations of particles are highlighted and its relevance to predictions of 3D particle packing based on the digitised data.

In addition, differences in cellular environment, notably Mg2+ ion concentrations (Gromadski and Rodnina 2004), can affect translation kinetics with implications for accuracy, proofreading behavior, and anticodon:codon affinities.

Implications for aspartylation accuracy in yeast are given.

One key miss in the Pew standard survey — with implications for the accuracy of many non-political surveys — is on measures of political activism.

Speakman, J. R. & Racey, P. A. The equilibrium concentration of O18 in body-water - Implications for the accuracy of the doubly-labeled water technique and a potential new method of measuring RQ in free-living animals.

This paper studies the dynamics of attempting to access two spatial memories simultaneously and its implications for the accuracy of recall.

Our findings suggest that PCAOB personnel bring valuable knowledge about how to perform and document audits that satisfy PCAOB reviewers, but that this expertise does not necessarily have direct implications for the accuracy and reliability of clients' financial reports.

This has serious implications for the accuracy of these methods, not only for the analysis of annual maxima, but also for extensions of these methods developed to use more data from each year.

In this paper we explore the application of bootstrap methods to analyse of errors in trawl survey indices of abundance at age, with focus on the relative participation of the three sampling levels: haul design, sampling of lengths and sampling of ages, and their implications for survey accuracy.

The phenomenon of HF has implications for the accuracy of seed DNA-based genotyping, which involves excising a portion of the endosperm to generate a source of tissue for subsequent DNA extraction [14].