Sentence examples for precision is suitable from inspiring English sources

Since the difference approximation is a linear approximation, its precision is suitable for a gentle curve, and its accuracy is poor for a steep curve.

We find that our validated RSA system with high accuracy and precision is suitable for detecting 3D migrations of the tibial implant after TKA.

In clinical practice, each individual physician can decide what level of precision is suitable in their context and can easily calculate the number of replicates required to achieve this as long as the information content of a single replicate of their local method is known.

According to the difficulty of precise aerodynamic modeling during both sides of wing telescoping, the sliding mode control approach is used to design the control law to track maneuver reference command, which has a low requirement for modeling precision and is suitable for the nonlinear time-varying system.

Our BFH data were sufficiently reliable and while the national data does not allow for the desired level of precision, it is suitable for gaining a reasonable understanding of the breastfeeding situation in Japan.

The proposed algorithm is numerically stable in finite precision environments and is suitable for implementation in systolic arrays or DSP vector architectures.

The results of the geological structure analysis had low precision; the method is suitable for use as a secondary method to assist other research methods.

One numerical example and three engineering examples are used to verify the presented new method, the results show that the new ANN-based method can evaluate the VBIM with acceptable precision, and it is suitable for the linear and nonlinear output responses.

The second method is accurate to double precision (12 digits) and is suitable for programming in a fixed-precision language such as FORTRAN.

The high sensitivity allows the analysis of small samples and the precision achievable by MC-ICPMS is suitable for the resolution of the small isotopic differences that occur in geological samples.

The CCC combines "accuracy" (bias correction factor (Cb)) and "precision" (Pearson correlation coefficient and is suitable for numerical data. By using the CCC a good understanding of the sources of (dis concordance is obtained [ 13, 14].