Sentence examples for much lower accuracy from inspiring English sources

That also means that more than a third had a much lower accuracy rate of just over 50percentt and that more than 5,000 bombs went astray.

It has developed a portable DNA sequencer the size of a USB drive that gives very long reads but has much lower accuracy.

The splitting pattern and intensity depend on the tube structure and excitation energy; they can be used, though with much lower accuracy compared to RBM mode, to estimate the tube diameter and whether the tube is metallic or semiconducting.

The effects of markers with low MAF are estimated with much lower accuracy.

These concerns were shown to be warranted because the final evaluation using an independent dataset showed much lower accuracy.

When the predictive genes of one platform were utilized on the opposing platform, however, much lower accuracy was obtained.

For the latter task, the existing Globeland30 dataset based on Landsat had much lower accuracies (around 77% on average), as did existing cover maps at coarser resolutions.

However, when mapping was undertaken with just radar or just Landsat imagery, the radar mapping produced much lower accuracies.

In nearly all cases, GS accuracies did not differ greatly from one imputation method to another, with the exception of MNI, which sometimes led to much lower accuracies compared to all other methods when the NA70 dataset version was used.

In general, empirical studies use additive models for across-population genomic prediction and provide much lower accuracies than those obtained in this study for a genetic correlation of 1, e.g. [ 9, 11].

This effect finds some support in the memory literature as well: Untrained observers expect reminisced memories to be much lower in accuracy than consistently produced information, and even to be lower in accuracy than they actually are (Oeberst, 2012).