Sentence examples for not less accurate from inspiring English sources
It is higher order, in the absence of time derivatives, has the same time-step requirements, it removes nonphysical oscillations, and it is not less accurate than the original scheme.
Overall performance in patients was slower but not less accurate.
In conclusion, hypothesis 2 is not confirmed, because projections with a shorter base period are not less accurate.
For the 30-day non-survivors, classification according to the final model was more accurate for 20 patients and was not less accurate for any patients, compared to classification according to the clinical model.
I have argued that change measures are valuable in overcoming ceiling effects common in status measures of treatment satisfaction and can provide more, not less, accurate estimates of change experienced [ 5, 6].
On rotary pursuit-meter tests, women are not only less accurate but more variable than men of the same age (Figure 1).
We reach an apparently paradoxical conclusion: that non-expert judgment is less stable, but not necessarily less accurate, than that of experts, judgments on the part of experts sometimes being clouded by self-interest.
Specifically, they were not only less accurate in blue saturation discrimination compared to female controls but also in red saturation discrimination, although no differences were found in contrast sensitivity.
For example, Carrasco and coworkers [ 34] found that some AD patients overproduced time, whereas others underproduced time, so that, on average, the AD group was not significantly less accurate in timing than the control group.
As it turns out, the parody, in which customers are humiliated by a pair of stuck-up salesmen, couldn't be less accurate: the place is as cheery and accommodating as an old-fashioned general store, albeit one that carries Balenciaga cutaways.
Now a study has been published that says, you know what, on the whole, the information on Wikipedia isn't any less accurate than you'll find elsewhere.
