Sentence examples for lesser precision from inspiring English sources

A sea wall that might cost $1,000,000 if we knew the extent of sea level rise with great precision may cost $2,000,000 if the same expected sea level rise is known with lesser precision.

For the lesser precision ((eta= 2^{-3}), bottom row in the figure), the accurate fractions decrease to below 0.2.

In the same vein, our Jaffe assay has lesser precision than enzymatic assays, although IDMS traceable.

This may produce lesser precision in the early time-since-first-exposure windows (5), but these are often of less interest.

The difference can be explained by the lesser precision of the 24-h dietary recall intakes declared by patients recording their diet intake while they were collecting urine.

This better accuracy for the fibrosis class classification of FibroMeters as compared to liver biopsy would seem to provide a strong argument for their use in clinical practice despite their lesser precision.

The greater the uncertainty accounted for, the lesser the precision was computed (see supplementary figure S5).

To a lesser extent, precision also depends on the allocation of resources between the surveillance levels of a given strategy.

Drilling down, we observe that the improvement primarily stems from corresponding improvement of recall and to a lesser extent precision (see Supplementary Figs. 1 and S2).

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

The accuracy in detailed fibrosis classification of the best-performing blood test outperforms liver biopsy read by a local pathologist, i.e., in clinical practice; however, the classification precision is apparently lesser.