Sentence examples for ratio for accuracy from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Pt2 showed an abnormally high conflict ratio for accuracy of responses.

Pt2 was even more impaired with non-words and the discrepancy between her word and non-word performance resulted in an abnormally high conflict ratio for accuracy (CR = 0.54; control mean CR = 0.05, SD = 0.06).

She had an abnormally high conflict ratio for accuracy during the English Stroop task (CR = 0.14) but her response times and conflict ratio for reaction time were within the normal range (CR = 0.08).

A similar analysis of the conflict ratios for accuracy showed just one significant effect: a main effect of type of conflict ratio, F 2, 46) = 3.56, p <.05.

However, a correct aspect ratio is critical for accuracy for both linear and high-order discretizations.

The results showed that the traditional design method was not usable for all thick-walled interference fitting and diameter/interference ratio was decisive for accuracy of results obtained from traditional design methods.

In addition to the filters, we improve signal-to-noise ratio by leveraging time for accuracy using a charge-integration-based readout.

Cantlon and Brannon [53], testing number-experienced and number-naïve rhesus monkeys in a delayed match-to-sample task similar to that used with children [49], found a significant effect of numerical ratio on accuracy for numerosities 1 4, an indication that non-human primates may rely on analog magnitude representations for both small and large numbers.

These results indicate that variable loss-to-gain ratio decreases accuracy for both methods.

Considering that 55 bp may not be an adequate length for calculating the O/E ratio with accuracy, especially for the two trinucleotides, we decided to extend the region of examination by 120 bp to the upstream of each probe.

Its theoretical accuracy ratio for total PCS is 0.43, and for subscales, 0.53 and 0.38 [ 15].