Sentence examples for matched for accuracy from inspiring English sources

However the Kiwi was matched for accuracy by opposite number Sharp, who was also busy from the tee in a points-packed second leg.

The test pictures were of 200 common objects and selected from the International Picture Naming Projects database, matched for accuracy of responses and frequency (Szekely et al., 2005).

Based on the patients' results, 64 correct items were selected for each patient and were divided into 4 sets (each contains 16 items) matched for accuracy (100%), RT (see the open-marker lines in Fig. 3 A), and psycholinguistic variables (word frequency/imageability/familiarity; Amano and Kondo 1999, 2000; Sakuma et al. 2005).

Although the groups were matched for accuracy and reaction times, subtle differences in the EEG data were observed which indicates that the PLEs group may have recruited difference brain regions or engaged in different cognitive strategies during the task despite performing at the same level as the control group, behaviourally.

Previous functional neuroimaging studies of working memory comparing schizophrenia patients and healthy controls do not provide adequate information concerning the degree of association between working memory performance and prefrontal cortical activation in schizophrenia patients because the control and patient groups were not matched for performance accuracy [e.g.], [29], [31,32].

The trials in the analysis were matched for psycholinguistic properties, accuracy and RT (see Tables S1, S2 and S3).

Hodgson matched Briers for accuracy with his kicking, nailing three from three in the first 40.

In Experiment 3, stimulus items were matched for familiarity and naming accuracy of elderly controls when their performance was off-ceiling, and again no differential effect of category was found.

The API translates data across services and matches it for accuracy, regardless of the ID system.

However, in this study, we experimentally determined the optimal SNR value of the reference HMM which results in an improved recognition accuracy, better than matched, for a given noisy test speech utterance.

Second, the anterior PFC and temporal lobe groups were matched for IQ yet still differed in metacognitive accuracy.