Sentence examples for maximise accuracy of from inspiring English sources

This procedure aims to maximise accuracy of the data collected about the participants' engagement in falls prevention activities.

The PE channel was not used in order to maximise accuracy of FITC specific fluorescence without recourse to fine-tuning compensation for individual samples.

We excluded weight data that were not within 2 months of our desired time points, thereby maximising accuracy of our measurements.

We present conditions (involving group size, and diversity of individual information) under which groups would be expected (if they want to maximise accuracy) to adopt one of two decision rules: (i) aggregate information possessed by individuals, thus augmenting their 'collective cognition' [9], [11], or (ii) adopting the choice of a single 'expert' [12], [13].

It is, therefore, a combined approach which aims to maximise accuracy where missing values are predicted and to adjust the precision of any estimates derived from these predictions (e.g. by widening the confidence intervals on estimates of cancer incidence).

To maximise accuracy, the HIV viral set point was defined as the mean of viral load measurements taken at 3 time points between 120 days and 1 year following the initial HIV infection.

This leads to two different statistical results, according to the actual choice either to maximise accuracy or to minimise FNs.

Furthermore, to maximise accuracy a tightly controlled meshing methodology, suitable adaptive timestepping, and appropriate turbulence modelling, are assembled.

While it is probably of similar value to ultrasound determination of antral follicle count the latter is less readily available and requires expertise to maximise accuracy.

To maximise accuracy, we suggest that the reference tree is built using the entire marker gene from a representative sample of the clade containing the target species.

8 The position of the stent strut on the vessel wall was measured by magnifying the individual stent strut to maximise accuracy when the strut was not fully attached to the vessel wall as determined by visual estimation.