Sentence examples for imprecision between from inspiring English sources

In the first movement he seemed to be trying for more expansive tempos than Mr. Maazel's, which led to some rhythmic imprecision between soloist and orchestra.

"I continue to find 3-D a distracting nuisance, but it must be said the Sony process produces a sharp, crisp picture, with no visible imprecision between the matches of the images," he writes, grudgingly.

In the upper arch, there was no statistically significant difference in imprecision between the different types of tooth movements, whereas in the lower arch the canines showed a significantly greater error in terms of rotation of the canines (6.9° ± 5.4°) with respect to the incisors (3.4° ± 2.5°) and molars (2.0° ± 1.8°).

Our quality control program included evaluation of intra-assay imprecision between duplicate sample measurements and inter-assay imprecision of quality control materials.

Unlike regression, which only quantifies imprecision between data sets, a calibration equation quantifies imprecision and bias.

Test imprecision between days was <6%, and the lower limit of normal value was < 0.5 μg/L.

Method imprecision (between-run coefficients of variation [CVs] from duplicate analysis of three quality control [QC] urine pools across 20 runs) was 5.6 12% for ESI, as opposed to 5.3 30% for APCI.

Fuzzy logic which was first introduced by Lotfi A. Zadeh in 1965, transcends the "black and white" approach of the Aristotelian logic, and tries to capture the wide grey areas of imprecision in between [ 17].

The functional assay sensitivity (lowest quantifiable concentration with a between-run imprecision of <20%) met the Roche Diagnostics specification of 0.06 ng/ml PCT.

The method had a between-day imprecision of 2.3% (coefficient of variation) for a uridine concentration of 4.30 µmol/l.

Between-run imprecision for all methods was <3.5 %, except for urine albumin and serum HDL-cholesterol in FDS2, for which it was <5.0%%.