Sentence examples for insight and accuracy from inspiring English sources

It determines absolute rather than relative gene expression, thus providing greater insight and accuracy than microarray analysis [ 34- 36].

RNA sequencing (RNA-Seq) generates absolute rather than relative gene expression measurements and provides greater insight and accuracy than microarrays [ 5- 7].

It also shows that functional insights and accuracy of the phylogenetic assignment are not significantly improved by the application of paired-end sequencing procedures.

Although authors in [22] presented interesting insight and obtained good accuracy in detecting the traffic of two P2P botnets, their approach has certain limitations.

Here, we rank each of the representation spaces in order to gain a better insight on the robustness and accuracy of each representation.

We studied posterior probabilities of rules given the class to provide insight into the utility and accuracy of each rule.

Together, we aimed to obtain insight in the precision and accuracy of publically available PI scores and the impact that the local hospital data-infrastructure has on these aspect using Dutch indicator scores of two sets of surgical PIs (Table  1 and Additional file 1): Hip and Knee Replacements (further referred to as HR or KR) and Breast Cancer (further referred to as BC).

As an example, by delivering on both usability and accuracy, our InSight Duo iris recognition system has enabled deployments that simply weren't possible previously".

The advent of massive parallel sequencing has allowed whole cancer genomes to be sequenced with extraordinary speed and accuracy providing insight into the bewildering complexity of gene mutations present in solid tumours.

The recent application of exon arrays [ 21] and the advent of massive parallel sequencing is allowing whole cancer genomes and transcriptomes to be sequenced with extraordinary speed and accuracy, providing insight into the bewildering complexity of isoform level expression of gene transcripts [ 7].

This German genius looked at the Elizabethans, and their pets, with an anthropologist's insight and a photographer's accuracy.