Sentence examples for quantifying the inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

A comparison is provided between experimental results and analytical estimates obtained by common design Codes (EC2, EN 1168, ACI and CSA), quantifying the inaccuracy of previous proposals which was shown to be particularly evident for deep slab sections with flat webs where the shear stress peak is localized below the centroidal axis.

An application to a 15-storey building is included, aimed at quantifying the inaccuracies arising when the memory effect is neglected.

Objective: The purpose of this study was to quantify the baseline inaccuracies in histopathologic diagnosis between colposcopically directed cervical biopsies and loop electrosurgical excision procedure specimens.

A recent study quantifying the incidence and duration of large inaccuracy found that the Freestyle Navigator was safer for CL use compared with the Dexcom Seven Plus.

The intra-subject bias (inaccuracy) and precision of the predictions were assessed by quantifying the median prediction error (MDPE) (median of all MDPEi) and median absolute weighted residual (MDAPE) (median of all MDAPEi), respectively.

But quantifying the problem is almost impossible.

The majority of respondents reported using cephalocaudal progression of jaundice to quantify the severity despite the inaccuracy of this methodology especially in darkly pigmented infants [ 2, 17].

This study presents a method to monitor and quantify these inaccuracies, and the results demonstrate the challenges that emerge from building round microfeatures with this additive manufacturing technique and suggest the need for additional error compensation compared to non-round geometries.

In this assessment, we quantify the effects of potential inaccuracy drivers such as the presence of clouds and wave-induced foam.

We calculated greater than 25%% and greater than 30%% inaccuracy rates to quantify the occurrence of large errors, as the proportion of patients for which the EE:VCO2 (or equation-based EE) differed by more than 25%% or more than 30%% from gold standard EE Calorimetry.

Hence, the present results can also be used to quantify the influence of numerical and modelling inaccuracies on relevant statistics for the applications.