Sentence examples for practically accurate from inspiring English sources

A simple but practically accurate evaluation technique is proposed for the complex dielectric constant of high permittivity materials in microwave region using the discontinuity structure in coaxial line.

With an additional experiment, the scaling law was found to be practically accurate for model prototype pairs of different materials if their similitude requirements were fulfilled.

The optimised ANN is applied to experimental data leading to results that are practically as accurate as those obtained with a conventional data analysis code.

The methods were shown to (i) substantially reduce the computational burden and (ii) be practically as accurate as commonly used genotype imputation methods.

The notable feature of this molecular method is that it is technically accurate, practically convenient and suitable for analyzing large numbers of samples.

The large coseismic displacement, following postseismic deformation and large aftershocks (e.g., Ohta et al., 2011) will practically disable the accurate GPS time series treatment for such a small amount of viscoelastic relaxation of the IMNE.

The development of a method, which translates this intuitive definition of modules into a practically applicable, fast, accurate and widely usable algorithm turned out to be a very challenging problem.

According to the 'futility theorem' put forward by Wasserman and Sandelin (2004), a genome-wide scan with a typical PWM could incur in the order of 1000 false hits per functional binding site, which would make such an approach practically infeasible for accurate determination of binding sites.

We have demonstrated here that the goal of an accurate, practically applicable folding algorithm for LW structures is meaningful and reachable: the work of Parisien and Major (2008) shows that major improvements of prediction accuracy can be obtained by employing LW-based folding algorithms.

However, a monolithic mathematical optimization model with a practically applicable, efficient, and accurate solution method is still missing.

Molecular clocks in general are much more "erratic" than previously thought, and practically useless to keep accurate evolutionary time, the researchers conclude.