Sentence examples for pronounced precision from inspiring English sources

The pronounced precision dip for low-stimulus velocities was unexpected.

But last week, the United Nations Environment Programme UNEPpronouncedced with brutal precision just how far those national pledges fall short of delivering the temperature targets.

Gravity Probe B confirmed the frame dragging effect, which is less than 1/10 times as pronounced as the geodetic effect, to 19% precision.

The same trend is visible in TBA; however, the effect is more pronounced in Murasaki where the increase in precision is far more significant, resulting in a significantly higher overall F-score, as shown in Table 1.

The functional pattern of sample size and percent standard error is similar for all design alternatives except stratified sampling; under stratified sampling the gain in precision with increasing sample size is more pronounced.

This effect was more pronounced with the LD method as both bias and precision are affected during all the initial five generations (Fig. 3).

We demonstrate pronounced behavioral variation in the DO, and obtain high-precision QTL mapping results with a moderately sized sample of DO mice.

This is particularly pronounced in recall for Outcome Measure (0.69 to 0.77) and in precision for Participants (0.68 to 0.76).

Differences are most pronounced in the common case of few studies of varying size or precision.

Bias and lack of precision, i.e. a large s y, was very pronounced with sampling durations of 5-10 min - durations which are not unusual among ergonomics practitioners, e.g. in occupational health practices [ 48].

To replace the pooled ROC n score, we therefore propose as a measure of retrieval the Threshold Average Precision at a median of k errors per query (EPQ) (abbreviated and pronounced 'TAP- k').