Sentence examples for much lower precision from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, an average RMSD of 14 Å, if applicable to the entire complex implies a much lower precision than required to annotate general secondary structure elements.

Without their computationally expensive statistical tests, which can increase the runtime by a factor of greater than 100, SOMA and the likelihood-based method have much lower precision, particularly on the human genome.

Among the five individual categories, using only the BP ontology achieves the highest F-measure (71.3%), higher than the other feature categories where they have higher recalls but much lower precisions.

Furthermore, in the same study, mossy cells which do not receive direct input from the perforant path have been found to respond with a much lower temporal precision to disynaptic activation through stimulation of the perforant path than their WT equivalents.

Previous studies using gold labels were not able to observe this transition likely due to a combination of a different labeling strategy (40 nm or 60 nm gold nanoparticle attached to a calmodulin on the lever arm) and much lower spatial precision (>10 nm) (Dunn and Spudich, 2007).

This kind of method takes much time with lower precision.

Considering the CREST's much lower recall and precision performances, DB's average mismatch of 15 base pairs when identifying the boundaries of a tandem duplication is quite tolerable.

Owing to the very high photoconversion efficiency of EGFP with RiMOS (Figure 1B) and efficient deconvolution after denoising (Figure 2F), the resolution limitation by Nyquist sampling rate (∼8 nm) was much lower than the localization precision, even after our reconstruction program summed up points with short blinking into a single point (see Materials and Methods for reconstruction program).

Since run 3 uses external corpora, the precision is much lower than run 3*, which uses only the CHEMDNER corpus.

The air is then sampled from these two Teflon lines on two identical adsorbent tubes at a constant and much lower rate by using two precision pumps operated at approximately 60 ml min−1.

The effect did not vary markedly with respect to country of birth, strained economy or disturbed sleep but the statistical precision was much lower for these subgroups.