Sentence examples for lessening the accuracy from inspiring English sources

Another challenge is that miRNA patterns might change with time and vary with individuals, possibly lessening the accuracy of the analysis.

These excursions lessen the accuracy of attitude control and onboard time synchronization.

Therefore, time as a single variable did not lessen the accuracy of this approach to distinguish irradiated from non-irradiated animals.

While it may be argued that the two samples were relatively large, the breakdown into drinking behaviour categories and control for age and gender, implied fairly large confidence intervals for the point estimates and thus lessened the accuracy of the risk function, and particularly so with respect to the risk of alcohol related violence and accidents.

The time between applying compression and inserting the first needle was reduced by 4 6 min; this may improve positional accuracy by lessening the chance of patient movement.

After about 1750, grenades were virtually abandoned because the range and accuracy of firearms had increased, lessening the opportunities for close combat.

The notification said the modernized systems would also increase the accuracy of the F-16s' support of Pakistani ground troops, lessening the risks of civilian casualties.

Midwife use of ultrasound in low income-countries has been shown to be positive, improving accuracy of diagnosis, assisting midwives in clinical decision-making and pregnancy management, and also lessening the workload of specialists [ 4– 6].

— lessening the likelihood that the ruling would affect the companies.

It's about lessening the friction.

This is crucial to lessening the impact.