Sentence examples for judging the accuracy from inspiring English sources

This helps explain why test subjects who are melancholy — Forgas induces the mood with a short film about death and cancer — are better at judging the accuracy of rumors and recalling past events; they're also much less likely to stereotype strangers.

It finds optimal threshold by mathematical criterion judging the accuracy of image segmentation.

Singh (1994) derived the error differential equation for judging the accuracy of kinematic and diffusive approximations.

As a criterion for judging the accuracy, we adopted the differential thresholds of human perception for the vibrotactile stimuli.

Some criteria for judging the accuracy of the compensation and optimization of the thin-film structure have been systematically discussed.

Furthermore, the results clearly indicate that the force deformation diagram cannot be used as a single indicator for judging the accuracy of a model for the fracture behaviour of materials.

And we are still early for judging the accuracies of these large bets.

It is their responsibility to judge the accuracy of vote counts.

Since the information is classified, it's impossible to judge the accuracy of that statement, and many have questioned it.

The aim was to judge the accuracy of estimates made by scientists in the past about climate change predictions in relation to species extinction.

Although I knew Bellow somewhat in the last years of his life (and taught a class with him at Boston University), I cannot claim to judge the accuracy of these very intimate complaints.