Sentence examples for poorer precision from inspiring English sources
It is shown that the Rician noise model leads to significantly less biased estimates for a large range of b-values and SNR, but that the Rician estimates have a poorer precision compared to the Gaussian model for very low SNR.
"But this does not necessarily mean that children with poorer precision grow up to be bad at math.
However it is less efficient than random sampling and will produce estimates with poorer precision for the same number of measured stems.
There are disadvantages using periarticular regions compared with the whole hand, however, which include poorer precision and poorer feasibility [ 33].
The generally poorer precision for systems in protocol group "C" suggests that one or more factor in this group is not well controlled.
However, the MDRE dPCR approach showed poorer precision than MDRE qPCR, with only the 50% vs. 100% methylation comparison showing a statistically significant difference (Table 1).
This indicates poor precision of the instrument.
However, a drawback is the poor precision.
The low transduction efficiency causes poor precision in the functional analysis of CAR-T cells.
Current pediatric falls risk assessment methods have poor precision and accuracy.
In spite of its many advantages over other instruments, it has a few drawbacks such as poor precision and repeatability.
