Sentence examples for precision of the question from inspiring English sources

Online search engines have their own notion of correctness — it's not about the accuracy of the results but the precision of the question.

Data used in the planning and monitoring of health services and disease prevalence in populations should be as accurate as possible and assessing the reliability of questions is one way that accuracy or precision of the questions can be assessed and bias minimised.

Flynn brings a similar precision to the question of whether Asians have a genetic advantage in I.Q., a possibility that has led to great excitement among I.Q.

The diagnostic precision of the key questions (sensitivity, specificity) will be calculated in the same manner.

But the seeming precision of the numbers raise the question of which deaths can truly be attributed to the storm.

All that precision raises the question: what is the point of the extra point?

Notwithstanding the impressive formality and precision of the empirical econometric research in question, such a conclusion is untenable with the phylogeny of evolutionary economic theory that underpins the field of Technology Entrepreneurship.

b Precision of different question formats Open image in new window Fig. 12 Efficiency of landmark selection algorithms.

The study by Rana and colleagues does not provide sufficient precision to answer the question, even in the context of prior studies.

Though the precision of the model fit has been questioned on the basis of unconstrained fitting parameters in a recent modeling paper [Lankford and Does, 2013], the actual fitting of mcDESPOT uses biologically constrained parameters [Deoni et al., 2013] and provides stable estimates of VFM under a range of experimental conditions [Deoni and Kolind in press].

"It certainly brings into question the precision of the data," said Dr. Jane Q . Koenig a professor of environmental health at the University of Washington and a consultant involved with the soot review.