Sentence examples for measured inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

These calibrated temperature sensors exhibit measured inaccuracies between 0.2 °C and 1 °C for the proposed temperature range.

Small measuring inaccuracies in the parameters needed to calculate oxygen content (hemoglobin, oxygen saturation and tension) result in an exponential increase in the overall inaccuracy of the calculated V ˙ O 2 value.

Objection 2: Using the Brier score to measure inaccuracy has unintuitive consequences.

Levinstein objects to the use of the Brier score to measure inaccuracy on the grounds that this alternative updating rule gives deeply unintuitive results.

Too many measured parameters are not necessarily an advantage if most of the values will never be used; clinicians must know that the parameter was derived and not actually measured because inaccuracies may be present.

Then, its position is measured with inaccuracy δq, and after this, its final momentum is measured with an inaccuracy δpf.

The quality is measured by inaccuracy (cross-information) between the empirical pdf and the filtering pdf.

The measured temperature inaccuracy in the duty cycle is less than ±1.5 °C obtained after performing a single point calibration.

Next, the position is measured with inaccuracy δq.

But, if we measure inaccuracy using the absolute score, the inaccuracy of \(c\) at each of the three possible worlds is \(\frac{4}{3}\), whereas the inaccuracy of \(c'\) at each of the three possible worlds is \(1\).

Our next goal in the evaluation of the wearable device is to measure the inaccuracy of transmission and reception power levels reported by the nRF51822.