Sentence examples for removed precision from inspiring English sources

If all annotations found only in a single text source are removed, precision increases to 93% but recall on all experiments decreases to 30% from 49%.

With β = 0.5, CliXO is able to maintain very high precision and recall even with large percentages of edges removed (precision and recall remain >80% with half of all edges removed and >50% with 80% of all edges removed, Fig. 3C, D).

He removed his precision board clock, an intricately engineered instrument (all pilots were ordered to do so) and landed his Fw 190 which slid 150 m to a stop in a snow-covered field.

Small nodules were removed by "precision resection", using diathermy spatula or laser beam, with a sphere of surrounding healthy lung parenchyma to ensure clearance.

Figures 2 d and 3 d also show that these approaches are hampered by trying to predict small complexes: when their predicted small clusters are removed, their precisions increase substantially; nonetheless even here our approaches still outperform them.

For classification, the posterior distribution is similar to (6), except that we replace the Gaussian likelihood (1) by the logistic function (2) and remove the precision parameter τ and its prior for regression in (6).

The chestnut, a once-abundant tree, was removed with surgical precision over its entire range beginning in the early 20th century.

But I know this much: At thEachte George Clooney's going, I can't imagine how terrible his next movie's going to be.

Then, 1 mL release medium was removed with a precision pipette and sterile tips at 2, 4, 6, 24, 48, and 96 hours.

In his discussions of precision, Aristotle states that those sciences which have more properties removed are more precise.

Eyre is an unvague modernist, and apart from one stark oddity in his scheme – a 15th-century portal from the Ascot Park estate used as an entrance to the readers' admissions room – he has gone about his work with surgical precision, removing most of the Edwardian guts from Gilbert Scott's hulk, and sewing in entirely new bibliophiliac organs.