Sentence examples for mean inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

The method was robust with a mean inaccuracy of 9%, interday and intraday imprecision of 7.5% or lower, and a lower limit of quantification of 0.5 microg/L, equivalent to 0.04 pmol injected onto the column.

The method was robust with a mean inaccuracy from 1 to 15%, imprecision below 11%, and a lower limit of quantification of 0.4mg/L for CS, DS and HS.

Inaccuracy of weight estimation ranged from -48.9% to +40.3% with a mean inaccuracy of 16.4%.

Inaccuracy in height estimation ranged from -9.5% to +25% with a mean inaccuracy of 4.75%.

With Bayesian inference uncorrected for ASRV, both the total bipartition burden, and the mean inaccuracy of inaccurate trees as assessed by symmetric distance, were lessened under the wrong model.

Of more interest is the fact that for the orthopaedic surgeons the mean inaccuracy of estimation was 4.1° (SD 3.9) for abduction and 5.2° (SD 4.5) for anteversion and for their residents this was respectively, 6.3° (SD 4.6) and 5.7° (SD 5.0).

With facial recognition software being used by police to identify suspects, "this means inaccuracies could have consequences, such as systematically ingraining biases in police stop and searches," writes Revell.

The mean temperature inaccuracy (°C) of PTAT generator is −0.15 °C to +0.35 °C.

That would mean zero inaccuracies, then.

While I have publicly corrected this on a number of occasions, block and copy journalism means this inaccuracy, like so many others will be endlessly repeated until the end of time.

It may also mean that there are inaccuracies in the private polls.