Sentence examples for pattern of accuracy from inspiring English sources

The pattern of accuracy differences between stimulus types, particularly at the shortest presentation times, suggested the possibility that two low-level features, contrast and complexity, were contributing to accuracy of expression identification in ways which could easily be dissociated.

Signal detection analyses confirmed that this pattern of accuracy was achieved because of heightened sensitivity to cues in groups who more naturally conform to gendered stereotypes (Asian Women and Black Men).

The pattern of accuracy was also influenced by the number of QTL for a given heritability.

A heterogeneous pattern of accuracy through different levels of the registered information can be more easily identified by a quick look at the graph.

For the common PCR case, where PCA was applied on the genotypic data from the reference dataset, the pattern of accuracies was evaluated for an increasing number of PC that were included in the model based on decreasing eigenvalues.

When we compared the performance of undergraduate students and mosquitofish in the same discriminations, we found that, despite obvious quantitative differences in performance (with humans being more accurate in all comparisons), humans and fish produced similar patterns of accuracy documenting similar sensitivity to numerical ratio in the two species.

Studies investigating the effect of selective brain lesions or pharmacological manipulations on time bisection or peak-interval responses in animals have identified characteristic patterns of accuracy (under- or over-estimation) and variability (decreased or increased) of timing behavior that are specifically associated to clock [ 5, 7, 8] or memory [ 5, 9- 11] disruptions.

We did a preliminary analysis about the effect of point pattern on accuracy.

The pattern of predictive accuracy was similar to that in simulated data: the mMIC achieved higher or comparable predictive accuracy compared to the MIV (Figure 3A, left panel).

With such a small sample — only five election cycles for each party — and just a few pre-midterm polls available in each cycle before 2000, it could be risky to read too much into the pattern of Republican accuracy and Democratic inaccuracy in pre-midterm primary polls.

The general pattern of improved accuracy and numerical precision for larger sample sizes is seen from Figs. 4, 5, 6 and 7 and this is an expected result.