Sentence examples for precision is reduced from inspiring English sources

However, its correction precision is reduced by the response non-linearity of IRFPA detectors.

This is due to the fact that maximum temperatures were registered with portable thermocouples which precision is reduced due to variability of the fit of thermocouples in their seatings.

Other studies (Watts et al. 2007) have found that precision is reduced in genetic estimates of N e because of the short interval (one generation) between sampling periods.

The precision was reduced due to reduced statistical power in the within-family models.

Within the time windows tested here (compound sigma from 0.1 to 7 ms for slow and from 0.1 to 2 ms for fast EPSCs), the average spike time precision was reduced by increasing temporal jitter in the input but, surprisingly, the reduction in STP between sigmas was not significant (ANOVA test, p>0.05), with only one exception.

However, the precision was reduced by 55.45%, a problem which was resolved by the inclusion of acquired knowledge.

The LOA were expected to increase with sublobar samples because the samples were physically smaller and therefore the precision was reduced.

If two boluses were used for TPTD, the precision was reduced to 10 (7 to 15)% for CI, 10 (7 to 17)% for GEDVi, 10 (8 to 17)% for EVLWi and the precision for CI was ≥10% in 47 patients.

If three boluses were used for TPTD, the precision was reduced to 86(6 to 12)% for CI, 8 (6 to 14)% for GEDVi, 8 (7 to 14)% for EVLWi and the precision for CI was ≥10% in 33 patients.

When we included maternal IQ as a covariate the exposure outcome effect was slightly stronger, although the precision was reduced because of the smaller number of children on whom maternal IQ was available.

The analysis carried out on the entire sample, comparing those with any memory impairment against those with no memory problems, shows slightly weaker associations for each of the PFAAs but precision was reduced (table 4).