Sentence examples for precision of the derived from inspiring English sources

The typical precision of the derived TEC is 5 TECU by a conservative estimation.

However, a higher ISO value also introduces noise into the images leading to a decrease of the precision of the derived 3D information.

The precision of the derived time lag for the camera clock was 0.3 s, and that of the camera orientation was 0.08°.

By combining the new data from Germino et al. together with these two previous studies, which all used comparable implementations of the 1TCM (without any blood input function correction), we can improve the estimation of the 82Rb extraction function parameters (Fig. 1a), which in turn should improve the precision of the derived MBF estimates [13, 14].

Hence, describing the method used during the georeferencing process and the estimated precision of the derived point are essential.

Since we judge there to be comparatively little ambiguity in the thermal expansion at 150 K, which is not necessarily the case at low temperatures (where β saturates) or at high temperatures (where the behaviour of the b-axis is unclear), we may be reasonably confident in the accuracy (if not the precision) of the derived magnitudes and orientation of the thermal expansion tensor's principal axes.

To validate the precision and accuracy of the derived formulations, the obtained results are compared with the literature and the finite element simulations.

However, no empirical studies appear to have quantified the differential bias and precision of estimates derived from these methods of analysis, and their relative statistical power, in relation to combinations of levels of key trial characteristics.

Thus, FDS-SV (fluorescence detected sedimentation velocity) has emerged as a highly quantitative method for detection of macromolecular sedimentation with a precision of the data and derived sedimentation parameters rivaling or even superior to conventional detection systems.

When describing accuracy results from several studies, it is important to get an indication of the magnitude and precision of the accuracy estimates derived from each study, as well as to assess the presence or absence of inconsistencies in accuracy estimates across studies (heterogeneity).

Although bias was small, the correlation and precision of eGFR values derived from the CKD-EPI formula were poor when compared to mGFR values [ 29].