Sentence examples for of good precision from inspiring English sources

The biosensor was indicative of good precision, stability, sensitivity, and selectivity.

Percentage coefficients of variance (%CV) were not used to represent precision estimates as a low mean Ct value in this experiment is indicative of good precision and therefore percentage CV would generate misleading results.

Both the fluoroscopic and non-fluoroscopic acquisition of radiographs have allowed for the evaluation of JSW revealing good precision of measurement [ 5- 9].

In bench tests, we measured the volume of a model of secretions with good precision.

In ESCAPE we a priori selected 8 of the 48 measured elements for further epidemiological evaluation based upon evidence of health effects (toxicity), representation of major anthropogenic sources, a high percentage of detected samples (> 75%), and good precision of measurements [coefficient of variation < 10% for all elements, except nickel (Ni) and vanadium (V) due to low concentration levels].

The results of validation show a good precision of the modeling.

The median 95% HPD set size is between two and four models, and the majority of the models have a median set size of two, suggesting good precision.

Our study has several strengths: large sample size, broad European coverage, adjustment for a wide range of potential (individual) confounders, and multiple elements with a high percentage of detected samples (> 75%) and good precision of measurements in all 19 cohorts (coefficient of variation < 10% for all elements, except Ni and V due to low concentration levels).

The ET was calibrated with respect to the total phenolic content, colour density and hue and chemical ages 1 and 2 and could predict these parameters of wine with good precision.

With this small adaptation we were able to describe the dynamics in all biomarkers for the entire range of YSM with good precision.

The selected elements had a high percentage of well-detected samples, and a good precision of measurements (de Hoogh et al. 2013).