Sentence examples for low levels of accuracy from inspiring English sources

Since the work of Monahan [ 3] unstructured clinical approaches to risk assessment in psychiatric patients have been questioned due to their low levels of accuracy.

McCann and Wrench [ 25], in children with DS, examined diadochokinetic (DDK) skills and found low levels of accuracy in the /ptk/ sequencing in their study.

While the above findings present a bleak picture of health education services within hospitals, there is evidence that medical records show low levels of accuracy for the recording of such activities [ 13, 14].

The sources of phenotypic information used in genomic analyses are very heterogeneous and vary from individuals with highly reliable information, i.e. progeny-tested bulls, and animals with phenotypes with low levels of accuracy, i.e. young cows.

A report published by Citizens Advice earlier this year found a "worryingly low" level of accuracy in the assessments.

There exists, however, a low level of accuracy for many of the critical ECG diagnoses.

For small cell sizes, e.g., Femtocells, it suffers from a low level of accuracy.

The results show that an analysis of anti-collision protocols limited to direct interferences provides a low level of accuracy since many collisions are not detected.

A prior report demonstrated an unacceptably low level of accuracy in silica analytical testing, with a general negative bias (i.e., underreporting) although other inaccuracies included false-positive results when analyzing blank filters.

An evaluation based both on simulations and on an analytical analysis has shown that a model limited to direct interferences provides a low level of accuracy since many collisions could be not detected (e.g., 29% in the analyzed case study).

Today, several complete human genomes provide a rich virtual DNA sequencing material, although the analysis of some genome sequences is still challenging due to a low level of accuracy and internet portals without convenient bioinformatics tools.