Sentence examples for margin of accuracy from inspiring English sources

For the bombardment of both heavy ions and protons in the energy region of 100 500 MeV per nucleon, the moving source model incorporating the knock-on process could be generally successful in reproducing the measured neutron spectra within a factor of two margin of accuracy.

We have previously shown evidence that volumetric wear analysis can be used to obtain reproducible results to within a clinically relevant margin of accuracy.

Changing the ± 5% margin of accuracy to ± 10% resulted in 2 more patients matching Adjuvant! on both recurrence and mortality estimates before the oncology visit.

This method of aiming can seem less precise, but does allow for a greater margin of error in accuracy.

The results show that most of the experimental data was predicted within a 5○C error margin, a reasonable standard of accuracy.

Generally, it is within the margin of error, and the accuracy is reliable.

The HEIP of tumour margin could not be replicated with a reasonable degree of accuracy using CEIP of tumour margin.

Our models are able to outperform the baseline score of accuracy with a margin of 17.33% (67.33%).

One bird (Bw) progressed to Phase 4 after 22 sessions, having missed the criterion by a narrow margin (accuracies of 0.84 and 0.78 on the final two sessions).

In the heat treatment of the samples (up to 1400 °C), a high level of accuracy (1% error margin) in morphology of cavities, resulted from the decomposition of polymers (400 °C), was achieved.

The reflective range of the device is up to 200 metres away, with an accuracy error margin of as little as 0.1 meter over 30 meters.