Sentence examples for limiting accuracy from inspiring English sources

Finally, persons with more severe kidney disease are likely underrepresented in NHANES, thus limiting accuracy in the very low ranges of GFR.

First, the number of parameters to be estimated increases dramatically with the number of populations: limiting accuracy and increasing computational complexity.

These findings suggest that the sensitivity and specificity of gene predictors is not the only factor, and maybe not the dominant factor, limiting accuracy of prokaryotic gene annotation.

Therefore, such models have limited accuracy levels.

But EEG has limited accuracy and can only detect a few different commands.

And it must ask for and review their track records, while understanding that seasonal forecasting still only has limited accuracy.

Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing has limited accuracy for the early detection of prostate cancer (PCa).

However, they have limited accuracy for the more profitable liquid rich shale (LRS) wells.

Some have limited accuracy, require special instrumentation, and/or are labor intensive and expensive.

However, even if we limit accuracy to plus or minus two to three years, this length of time to reach profitability is not encouraging.

But while the video game medium naturally limits accuracy, the Assassin's Creed titles – along with other historical games – have allowed players to experience these environments in a multifaceted way that books or museum exhibitions can't allow.