Sentence examples for inferior accuracy from inspiring English sources

We also evaluated our previous method [30], resulting in an inferior accuracy of 91.67 %.

We remark that the inferior accuracy of OSLOM when communities are better defined comes from the fact that the method occasionally finds homeless vertices, i.e. vertices that are not significantly linked to any cluster.

The inferior accuracy from CT-based reconstruction was attributed to the 2.0 mm slice thickness of the CT images.

This suggests that methods that fail to correct for measurement error and/or are based on poor priors can be expected to yield predictions of inferior accuracy.

Further, alpha-fetoprotein is shown in this study to be less sensitive and of inferior accuracy in the diagnosis of HCC when compared with DCP for patients presenting with tumour size ≥3 cm.

A number of studies have confirmed the mGPS as a valuable and objective tool to assess patient's prognosis in advanced NSCLC (Forrest et al, 2005; Giannousi et al, 2012; Leung et al, 2012), with non-inferior accuracy to that of more established predictors such as performance status (Forrest et al, 2004).

It is not surprising to notice that LLR yielded inferior prediction accuracy.

P-gp generated a poorer model (inferior test accuracy) [23], with a higher rate of mispredictions than Ames and CYP450 models, which makes the task of defining a smooth AD profile considerably harder.

However the method described by Lax "though very ingenious, requires great labour and time, and is inferior in accuracy and efficiency to that which was adopted by Mr. Troughton for tabulating the errors of the primary divisions of circular instruments".

All variables tested had inferior diagnostic accuracy compared with the clinician.

Although our data demonstrated a strong elevation of NT-proCNP in critically ill patients upon admission to the ICU, NT-proCNP itself evidenced inferior diagnostic accuracy for sepsis as compared with classical biomarkers.