Sentence examples for larger accuracy from inspiring English sources

Using the revised buckling curve, the flexural buckling resistance of welded box columns can be predicted with larger accuracy for steel grades between S420 – S420.

Other achievement is that the characterization of the linearity of the DMM on the 10 V range allow considering in the uncertainties budget of the calibration of the divider, the uncertainties of the linearity characterization of the DMM instead of its much larger accuracy specifications.

Instead, the validity and biological relevance of coordinated gene expression typically relies on extensive alternative forms of conformation through combining datasets and through permutation testing procedures (both performed here) [13], [17], while the larger accuracy of gene networks has been confirmed through functional convergence across groups of affected genes [13] [16].

Using data fusion, results from various prediction results are combined to obtain predictions with larger accuracy rate.

The results for ENJU-CoNLL and ENJU-PAS show that PAS contributes to a larger accuracy improvement than the CoNLL representation.

However, the detection accuracies of the proposed method for the Columbia color and CAISA2 datasets have larger accuracies than those of [19].

For the T2 scenario with the test set highly related to the training set, we observed more than fourfold larger accuracies of prediction in comparison to the T0 scenario involving an unrelated test set for both traits.

The investment projects in construction are characterized by the large accuracy variation (from 15 to 50%) of some attribute values.

(6) The threshold could be determined as the largest accuracy index of the last disturbance before collapse in all the N marginally stable cases.

The yields are calculated using FLUKA, a simulation package designed to compute the energy distributions of secondary products with large accuracy in a wide energy range.

Large accuracy gains for sampled number densities and velocities over a standard simulation approach for the same number of particles are observed.