Sentence examples for precision of reports from inspiring English sources

Under the headline "Notices to Mariners", he asserted the futility of literary effort in contrast to the informational precision of reports of the comings and goings of ships, then commonly printed in newspapers.

Concentrations of particular types of microorganisms are commonly measured in various waters, yet the accuracy and precision of reported microorganism concentration values are often questioned due to the imperfect analytical recovery of quantitative microbiological methods and the considerable variation among fully replicated measurements.

To some extent, the increasing diversity of taxa is a function of the increasing taxonomic precision of reporting over time.

There may also be a perception that analyses of exposure measurement error tends to decrease the estimated precision of reported results, thereby increasing the probability of a false-negative result (Blair et al. 2009).

It is also possible that the recall of weight at age 20 years may have depended on the methods of data collection, which varied by recruitment centre, and, therefore, may have resulted in decreased precision of reported weight data.

We considered it important to include experiences from the public health clinics in the national survey, but acknowledge that precision of reported data about past experiences will always be threatened by the limitations of the respondents memory and the influence of exposure status on the recalling process.

Both systems differ with respect to the timing of reporting and the precision of the reported items.

The use of knowledge resources to reduce the lack of precision of diagnostic reports may improve nurses' documentation [ 22, 28] and help them to overcome time-consuming reports with useless redundancies as was found recently in several studies in nursing documentation [ 33, 34].

However, if the number of cases reported increases, we will likely increase the precision of such reporting, and this threshold could vary.

Our non-systematic search of the relevant international literature [ 1, 3] did not uncover a single study in which the precision of these reported rates was either considered or documented.

Variability of upper arm elevation has been reported in the literature for other occupations [ 6, 22, 37], but the posture variables were different from the ones used in the present study and accuracy and precision of the reported variance components were not explored.