Sentence examples for of limited accuracy from inspiring English sources

"Not only is [traditional sentiment analysis] of limited accuracy – there is too high an incidence of false results – but it also fails to relate the intensity of the reaction and therefore leaves you thinking 'so what?'", said Steve Leigh, partner and co-founder at UK firm Reputation Consultancy.

US detection of steatosis is currently reasonably accurate but grading of severity is of limited accuracy.

Additionally, it is likely that calculated deliquescence relative humidities for the three salt system are of limited accuracy, because the current model for KNO3 is of limited accuracy at high temperature (Fig. 8).

However, because the satellite gravity data used in previous studies are of limited accuracy, their results have been contradictory.

However, Diederich and coworkers reported a rate of about −14.5% (GPa)−1 [36] although of limited accuracy.

The reaction energies needed for RRKM calculations are usually obtained from quantum chemistry calculations, which are often of limited accuracy and may be adjusted empirically.

Consequently, the traditional stress-strain linearity limit can be viewed as an artificial limit related to limited accuracy of the measurements at low stresses and strains.

Based on the adaptive open-plus-closed-loop (AOPCL) method, a general method of PS is derived in DRDNs, which is robust to limited accuracy of data and effects of noise.

A validation of micromotion was not possible due to limited accuracy of the motion tracking system.

The loose p-value threshold of 0.2 for removing genes was chosen because of the limited accuracy of the t-test with one of the sample sizes only being four.

These risk assessments may, in addition, be affected by overconfident judgments, as people are often unaware of the limited accuracy of their judgments and tend to express overly high levels of confidence in their ability to make accurate estimates (Moore and Healy 2008).