Sentence examples for lesser accuracy from inspiring English sources

Overall, the results showed high accuracy of the model predictability of tunnel convergence with MARS showing a light lesser accuracy.

This quasi steady state approach simplifies the equations considerably but does not lead to a lesser accuracy.

We also attempt to quantify the effects of a lesser accuracy versus high computational burden in the simulation of fusion reactor design.

And by Germanic king I mean not the kings that we've seen in the settled post-Roman, Merovingian empire, but the kings as described by Tacitus with possible greater or lesser accuracy.

The Mercy method (PW10 70.9%, PW20 95.3%), the PAWPER tape (PW10 78.0%, PW20 96.6%) and parental estimates (PW10 69.8%, PW20 87.1%) were the most accurate systems investigated, with the Broselow tape (PW10 55.6%, PW20 81.2%) achieving a lesser accuracy.

An interaction level of "none" is displayed for automatic algorithms which are usually based on learning techniques and generally provide a lesser accuracy than interactive methods.

Because most sea ice mapping projects require lesser accuracies than conventional mapping standards (e.g. ≤ 0.5 m for a map scale of 1 600, ASPRS (1994)), HELIOS offers a broad range of applications.

This equation was subsequently used to provide a RMSD sampling rate to filter conformer models such that 90% of conformer ensembles should have the same or lesser RMSD accuracy value, thus, allowing one to maximize the accuracy of a conformer model while minimizing the count of retained conformers.

We consider it acceptable to use an RMSD sampling value where 90% of conformer ensembles have the same or lesser RMSD accuracy value on average.

Enriching the prevalence of qualified articles, however, results in overestimates of precision and, to a lesser extent, accuracy.

Therefore, the h-index has lesser predictive accuracy and precision than mean citations per paper, although this is controversial [ 37, 38].