Sentence examples for pronounced accuracy from inspiring English sources

The validation results revealed that the groundwater potential predicted by the AHP technique has a pronounced accuracy of 87% compared to the Catastrophe (46% accuracy) and Entropy techniques (51% accuracy).

One explanation is that the right-hemisphere advantage for the spatial planning of movements in right-handers produces pronounced accuracy advantages for the left hand [14].

One hundred years after it was first published by Chicago newspaper publisher Albert Nelson Marquis (who despite his ostensible commitment to accuracy pronounced his name "Markwis"), Who's Who has been a fairly reliable guide to who has made it and who has not.

For the VAR scenario, the decrease in accuracy due to a decreasing number of animals from the breed itself was also large, although this decrease was less pronounced due to smaller accuracies, and the decrease in accuracy due a decreasing number of animals from the other breed was negligible.

COUMATE administration resulted in significantly decreased accuracy under short-stimulus-duration conditions [Drug Treatment, F 1,11) = 8.87, p =.013]; this deficit in accuracy was particularly pronounced at the shortest.25-sec stimulus duration [Drug Treatment × Task Manipulation, F 3,33) = 3.79, p =.019, subsequent pairwise comparison p <.01; Figure 3B].

The effects of data prevalence on model accuracy were less pronounced in the case of RF and SVMs which showed a higher performance.

It is somewhat surprising that the impact of damage on SNP call accuracy was more pronounced at a lower level of divergence.

These alternate models were identical except that different spatial predictors were included; therefore, differences in predictive accuracy were more pronounced when comparing spatial rather than weekly CV R values.

The difference in phylogenetic accuracy was less pronounced between EST-like and random-deleted alignments, and the rank order of performance among NJ, MP, and ML was similar between these treatments.

But, the variations in the total number of bases and contig accuracies were less pronounced.

Comparing the results from BEAGLE to results from IMPUTE2 there seems to be some overlap in spikes of low accuracy; they are, however, less pronounced for IMPUTE2.