I also found that its activity tracking and pedometer functions were noticeably less accurate as a dedicated fitness tracker like the Misfit Shine, but that can probably be improved by better software.
Avranches and Cambridge, both twelfth century manuscripts, are the sole witnesses for the end of Book Four and the whole of Book Five in Stage Two versions, with Avranches noticeably less accurate than Cambridge in several places.
Although one is noticeably less accurate, all three are viable, and reasonably consistent.
During circumstances of intended use, including both a CRC and home phase, the ENL was noticeably less accurate than the DG4P sensor.
However, the L384 panel was noticeably less accurate than the L3k or L6k panels (e.g. 0.990 for L3k and 0.967 for L384 for s1; 0.931 for L3k and 0.817 for L384 for s12).
Predicting which documents she will judge relevant, whether based on tenfold cross-validation, or on predicting relevance for 2011 documents based on training on pre-2011 documents, is noticeably more accurate when "maybe" judgments are folded in with "no" judgments than when "maybe" judgments are folded in with "yes" judgments.
The students were noticeably quicker and more accurate on the retest after they ran compared with the other two options, and they continued to perform better when tested after the cool down.
The use of our maps-based motion model did not improve the estimation error noticeably because of the very accurate odometry estimates and the wall restrictions inside the building.
Noticeably, however, MR was significantly more accurate than CT in two areas: diaphragmatic invasion (82% vs. 55%, P = 0.01) and invasion of lung parenchyma (69% vs. 46%, P = 0.05).
Therefore, while policies offer high-level rules, specific guidance to the practitioner on how to construct and maintain an accurate problem list is noticeably absent, leaving room for errors and variation in practice.
Both use methods that rely on data from administrative databases that can be noticeably improved by use of more accurate risk adjustment models that are not subject to observational intensity bias.
