Sentence examples for reduced in accuracy from inspiring English sources

Without a definite measure of tissue boundaries, estimates of organ mass are also reduced in accuracy and this increases the uncertainty of converting data into measures of %ID/g of tissue.

We note that H2A.Z+ genes are actually reduced in prediction accuracy, particularly in GM12878.

This burden can be further reduced in cases in which accuracy is less critical (i.e., when multiple image read/edit/write cycles are not expected).

The key results here were that the selection accuracy was reduced in individuals that were not progeny tested, and that the two RRGS methods behaved differently in terms of selection accuracy for progeny-tested individuals (RRGS_PAR slightly more accurate than RRGS_HYB) and non-progeny-tested individuals (RRGS_HYB much more accurate than RRGS_PAR).

In contrast, the influence of the expected value difference on choice accuracy was reduced in the depolarizing condition compared to control whereas it didn't differ reliably in the hyperpolarizing stimulation condition.

BACKGROUND: Exercise electrocardiography (ECG) is frequently used in the work-up of patients with suspected coronary artery disease (CAD), however the accuracy is reduced in women.

The ships were fitted with anti-torpedo bulges, though these made maneuvering harder at low speeds and both rolled badly, and gunfire accuracy was reduced in rough seas.

However, these bulges made maneuvering harder at low speeds, she rolled badly, and her gunfire accuracy was reduced in rough seas.

Accuracy was reduced in the cued-target task, specifically for those nontargets that were targets on other trials.

The results from the stratified analysis confirmed both the main findings reported here and our previous results that the accuracy is reduced in previously screened men.

Even if the selection accuracy was reduced in all cases, the same "ranking" of the methods remain, namely, BayesB performed better than PLSR and PCR.