Sentence examples for poorly accurate from inspiring English sources

Models for properties of the dispersion like drop size distribution or interfacial area as a function of power-input, material and process parameters are rare and poorly accurate.

We use a two-level architecture, where the first level performs a fast, but poorly accurate detection, with the detection hypotheses being validated by a more costly detection process at the second level.

The assessment shows that, although conservative, the analytical models considered are (relatively) poorly accurate and further studies are needed to provide a reliable tool for designing RC flexural strengthening with NSM reinforcement.

*Fischer's exact test used to assess p; 95% CI poorly accurate.

Results could be considered uninformative (AUC = 0.5), poorly accurate (0.5 < AUC = 0.7), moderately accurate (0.7 < AUC = 0.9), highly accurate (0.9 < AUC = 1), or perfect (AUC = 1) [ 49, 50].

Two trials were poorly reported, limiting accurate assessment of their internal validity [55,56].

The inaccurate estimates are quite consistent, 82%% using a 100 km grid (requiring just 74 1-ha plots) vs. 71%% using a 5 km grid (requiring >30,000 1-ha plots), suggesting that this method performs poorly in creating an accurate map of Perú's carbon geography.

He saw it as an accurate, though poorly executed, reproduction of a contemporary painting of Jane, had it verified and on that basis negotiated its sale.

To better distinguish truly novel lineages from poorly identified ones, an accurate set of reference sequences will be essential.

Clinical methods have been unreliable (El-Didi et al, 2000), and there are clear limitations in the power of mammography (Huber et al, 2000) or ultrasound (for this purpose, ultrasound is widely used, but very poorly researched) to provide accurate information.

While delivered poorly, was the information accurate?