Sentence examples for reducing the accuracy of from inspiring English sources

Lacking the skeletal support possessed by the bony fishes, captured sharks collapse along the soft undersides of the body when taken out of the water, thus reducing the accuracy of measurements.

Geometric morphometric analysis discounts somatotype-related differences, reducing the accuracy of this analysis.

This can lead to highly distorted elements, e.g. sliver elements, reducing the accuracy of solution.

As the head decreases and the jet diameter increases, 3D effects become more significant, reducing the accuracy of the model.

Additionally, when P is too large, outdated information may get included in the prediction process, thus reducing the accuracy of predictions.

However, wages may not equal marginal productivity for many reasons, making it a poor proxy and reducing the accuracy of estimated productivity loss.

The poll showed the party would also lose Wells, Redcar and Cambridge, but the Lib Dem leadership said the sampling size reduced the accuracy of the results.

The change is in response to a drastic reduction of lending among global financial institutions during the financial crisis that reduced the accuracy of firms' rate submissions.

But I cannot part with a book that contains sentences like, "Incorrect interpretation of drainage or cultural features can seriously reduce the accuracy of soil maps".

Feature sparsity would greatly reduce the accuracy of classification [5].

The heterogeneity loss reduces the accuracy of simulation results.