Sentence examples for precision both in terms of from inspiring English sources

The e-skin prototype has proven to work properly with high precision both in terms of position recognition and pressure evaluation.

These runs outperformed other competing systems both in terms of precision and recall, with performances up to 0.65 for recall with hierarchical metrics.

Likewise, we observed local optima for the parameter tol (tolerance in the difference in evolutionary distance between two fragments and their corresponding full-length homolog in the reference genome, expressed in normal standard deviations) both in terms of precision and recall.

Results show that the improved model is superior to the first-order model for the performance analysis of a wind turbine pitch angle controller, and it also can meet the requirements of large-scale loading simulations for wind turbines both in terms of the precision and the time efficiency.

Good precision was obtained both in terms of intra-day repeatability and between-day precision on two concentration levels (RSD% lower than 3.6%).

A good precision was observed both in terms of intra-batch and inter-batch repeatability with RSD always lower than 14%.

There's still more precision - especially in terms of height - to where location effects are coming from.

The true effects of AgRP may require more genetically modified precision being brought to bear, both in terms of neuroanatomical regional loss and in timing of perturbation.

From Figures 3(a) and 3(b) we see that out-of-vocabulary performance is improved both in terms of precision and recall when WordNet link weights are included.

We evidenced a good agreement between microarray and qPCR data in this study, both in terms of precision and accuracy (Table  3, Fig.  5).

Indeed, although it is obvious that a reduction in the number of resampling steps results in a saving in terms of execution time, it is less obvious that for subsampling values p = 66% and p = 80%, there is no substantial difference in the results, both in terms of precision and of time.