Sentence examples for much less accuracy from inspiring English sources

In urban environments with many cell towers you will still do well, but in rural areas the system will have much less accuracy.

This is not a very good start: little consensus among the models, a high standard error, and much less accuracy than claimed.

Both versions of flamelet models predict the major species with much less accuracy than this.

In case of lower eukaryotes, these tools do identify the S/MARs, but with much less accuracy.

Whereas individual genotypes can be known with a high certainty [ 6], other characteristics such as knowledge of one's average blood pressure, caloric intake or family history are known with much less accuracy and with varying degrees of certainty.

Don't shoot while dodging though, because weapons have much less accuracy when jumping and dodging.

However, the two cities are close enough that the difference in magnetic declination is much less than the accuracy of his measurements and therefore this uncertainty is inconsequential in our case.

The effect that SVs have on gene expression is likely underestimated given the much less completeness and accuracy with which SVs could be queried at that time.

One of our most interesting findings is that the choice of whether to use Z-closure or Q-imputation seems to have much less impact on accuracy with regards to recovering the splits in the underlying hybridization network than the choice of filter.

Out of the 5 to 10 different structures submitted by each participating modeling team for each puzzle, we and others have been unable to rank the models with correct tertiary helical arrangements as our top submissions, much less confidently assign accuracies to these models or select candidates for computationally expensive refinement.

In addition, positive adjustments, which involved adjusting the forecast upwards, were much less likely to improve accuracy than negative adjustments.