Sentence examples for impression of accuracy from inspiring English sources

Many people have commented that the map does give a false impression of accuracy, despite my making this clear, and I'm tempted to agree.

Firstly, HYSPLIT outputs have more detail, compared to the simple ellipses produced by ASHFALL, so they give a higher impression of accuracy.

What is the best resolution of annual water balance maps for a correct balance between the basic spatial signal in the observations of precipitation, actual evapotranspiration and runoff across a larger drainage basin and the error in estimates for grid cells in the map to avoid giving a false impression of accuracy?

Given the uncertainties around the estimates, the figures quoted might give a spurious impression of accuracy.

Given the uncertainties around the estimates, the figures quoted give a spurious impression of accuracy.

They even go so far as to state, 'Given the uncertainties around the estimates, the figures quoted give a spurious impression of accuracy' (Marmot et al, 2013).

This way, the wrong impression of higher accuracy than available from the data, as well as erroneous conclusions, is avoided while comparing data of ICEV with alternative technologies.

Risk matrices can provide an impression of higher accuracy and/or confidence if compared with qualitative assessments, which can be particularly wrong when scores are assigned and combined arbitrarily, and with no transparency [ 41].

This study was set up in an attempt to capture a representative range of wear severity in a limited number of implant designs and to obtain a first impression of the accuracy that can be obtained with the model-based mJSW method in vivo.

As a result, it was finalized as soon as there was impression of a satisfactory level of accuracy.

In early phase diagnostic studies, amongst others, the aim is in general to get a first impression of the overall diagnostic accuracy.