Sentence examples for reduced error rate from inspiring English sources
The proposed algorithm results in clustering the data sets with reduced error rate and better convergence rate.
Recovering the bulk of these 'ultra-rare' viral mutations, however, requires considerable extra effort – either through reduced error rate or increased coverage.
The MMV technology has the merits of simple operation, rapidity, economy, reduced error rate, and flexibility to both classical microscope-based technologies (phase-contrast, fluorescence, and others) and emerging semi-conductor-based technologies (Additional file 20: Figure S16).
Our findings indicate that, although immune stimulation increases the degree of splicing errors, highly expressed genes tend to maintain a reduced error rate after stimulation, allowing for an efficient immune response.
A multi-session and interdisciplinary heuristic evaluation method can save both the project budget and the required time, while ensuring a reduced error rate for the universal usage of the built environments.
Golomb believes that, along with the reduced error rate and overhead that comes with being a web-based business, there's potential in becoming a marketplace.
The medical association does not want to dismantle them, but does oppose their expansion, in part, because evidence is lacking that mandatory reporting has reduced error rates.
Microsoft said its improved system had reduced the error rates for darker-skinned men and women by "up to 20 times," and reduced error rates for all women by nine times.
Most others have kept the GridApp technology in the hands of database administrators and enjoyed the increased productivity and reduced error rates.
Further, the merging performed for short insert libraries allows for considerably reduced error rates in the paired-end-consensus sequences.
As expected, matching ORPs have reduced error rates compared to the two single reads that make up each read pair.
