Sentence examples for rate of accuracy from inspiring English sources

Whether he was straight or stoned, his rate of accuracy, as proven in spring calves, was renowned.

Surely a question about which actress passed away this week would elicit in an even more impressive rate of accuracy, but it's no fun when it's too easy.

(Ceramics accommodates so many levels of skill that the statement "My 5-year-old could do that" has an unusually high rate of accuracy).

He then spread his criticism still further across the corporation's staff by saying of the BBC's investigative journalists that they had "qualities which mean that their strike rate of accuracy is not as great as one might like".

It concluded that the professional consensus on contested cases in Cleveland was that the doctors were right in about 70% - a higher than average rate of accuracy on first diagnoses.

And no one fills that role better than Matthew Weiner, who created the show, oversees its production and would probably cater it if he had the time, and who is kind of like a walking Wikipedia of "Mad Men" (with a much higher rate of accuracy).

Unexpectedly, the boys tended to show higher rates of accuracy than the girls.

This de-duplication allows Druva's backups to rank at speeds ten times those of its competitors, and enables companies to save 90percentt on bandwidth and storage, while maintaining high rates of accuracy for both Outlook and Office applications.

Specifically, the average rates of accuracy, sensitivity, precision, (F -measure, and MCC (Matthew's correlation coeF -measureand 97.13, 96.91, 97.33, 97.12, and 94.26 %, respectively.

Classifiers with higher rates of accuracy get values close to 1.

The rates of accuracy in perceiving sexual orientation are not as high as those for age, race, and sex, however.