Sentence examples for precision inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

This avoids the precision inaccuracies caused by interfering the data transmission with the synchronization process.

Given the time variability associated with the data messages delivery, a high delay may be suffered in the global synchronization, penalizing it due to precision inaccuracies among logical clock readings of the wireless network nodes.

Prostate surgery needs a very high degree of precision; inaccuracy can cause permanent change in a patient.

For precision applications the spatial inaccuracies of these systems are of interest.

Inaccuracies and precisions should be within ±15% and less than 15%, respectively, except at the LLOQ, where they should be within ±20% and less than 20%, respectively.

The intra- and interassay inaccuracy and precision were determined by analysing the validation samples at three levels in three separate runs (N = 5 per run).

The intra-subject bias (inaccuracy) and precision of the predictions were assessed by quantifying the median prediction error (MDPE) (median of all MDPEi) and median absolute weighted residual (MDAPE) (median of all MDAPEi), respectively.

Bias, precision, and accuracy and inaccuracy rates were determined and compared with four predictive equations: the Harris Benedict, Faisy, and Penn State University equations and the European Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism (ESPEN) guideline equation of 25 kcal/kg/day.

In conclusion, both the inaccuracy and the precision of the method are satisfactory.

For ACT-132577, inter-day precision was ≤7.0%, and inter-day inaccuracy ranged from −5.7%to−2.0%0%.

Numerical inaccuracy due to a limited precision or approximations used for the computing the Hamiltonian (e.g. approximate two-electron integrals) might lead to a small split of the degenerate levels, but iterative procedures used in the majority of quantum chemical methods can increase this small difference to a physically wrong description of the system.