Sentence examples for reduced number of errors from inspiring English sources

BT consumption speeded the performance, improved memory, reduced number of errors in the various cognitive tasks.

This can lead to improved accuracy, a reduced number of errors, a reduced number of unnecessary movements, and reduced time consumption skills that are necessary in order to perform arthroscopy in an operating theater as well as on a simulator.

Based on the reduced number of errors in the first sessions we can consider that a real generalization process was involved in the recognition of a cow of the same breed.

Based on these ECVs, a significantly reduced number of (say S) representative ECVs called error code words (ECW) are obtained using an optimization procedure to form an error codebook (ECB) of size S.

There is ongoing debate about the combination of tools that can deliver reduced numbers of prescription errors.

Specifically, by providing personnel with immediate access to medical and health information, this technology can lead to improved decision-making and reduced numbers of medical errors [ 1, 2], improved communication between hospital medical staff [ 3, 4] and enhanced telemedicine capability [ 5, 6].

At the time of starting this work (March 2009), the error rate found was 1424 (8%); by Oct 2009, combined work on stereochemistry, kekulization and canonicalization had reduced this to 190 (~1%), and continued improvements have reduced the number of errors down to two (shown in Figure 4) for Open Babel 2.3.1 (~0.01%).

Microsoft said research breakthroughs had reduced the number of errors made by the instant translation system.

Our findings showed that, anodal tDCS reduced the number of errors only in the heterolateral coordination condition, however there was no change in reaction time.

Reduce the number of times you have to pick the yardstick up, reduce the number of errors.

" Summary Page" could therefore serve as a complement to double entry to improve its efficiency (by reducing the number of errors to be reconciled between two entries) or as a means to reduce the number of errors under circumstances where double entry is not feasible.