Sentence examples for light of accuracy from inspiring English sources

This opinion comes to the conclusion that measuring degradation at 20 °C has several advantages over lower temperatures in the light of accuracy and uncertainty as well as the regulatory purpose: (1) Concentrations of metabolites/transformation products are higher and thus are identified with higher accuracy.

The observed differences in calculations of free surface energy components by vO G and O W methods should be recognised as small in the light of accuracy and precision of measurements of the contact angle values.

A switch-stay model is then proposed to achieve the trade-off in light of sensing accuracy, the probability of collision, throughput, and delay constraints.

In the first part of this paper various methods to calculate failure probabilities of structural components or systems are critically reviewed in light of their accuracy and (computational) efficiency.

In light of this the accuracy of our method is most likely better than the results in Table 2 would suggest.

We present numerical simulations where we compare the performance of the resulting schemes with that of the Roe scheme, and by that shed light on the issues of accuracy, efficiency, and robustness of the proposed schemes.

The paper shows that the developed advanced driver assistance system is able to detect the traffic lights with 99.4% of accuracy in the range of 10 115 m.

The change of the light will influence accuracy of detection of moving objects, so this paper eliminates it with HSI.

Now these rules have become obsolete and need to be updated in the light of improvements in the accuracy of imaging tools.

In light of the improved predication accuracy, the CNSR cohort is a relatively 'healthy' group of ICH patients when compared with other cohorts used to derive and validate previous prognostic models.

These particles were added in an elliptic footprint centered at an interpolated position between recorded locations and with a semi-minor axis (longitudinally) of ∼111 km (1°) and a semi-major axis (latitudinally) of ∼889 km (8°), based on published range estimates of accuracy for light-based geolocation data [13], [20].