Sentence examples for resulting in precision from inspiring English sources

Here comes an important conclusion that a direct adoption of the weighted measurement model, although resulting in precision improvement, could also lead to the failure of the FDE (although, probably, not failure in IM itself) or similar mechanisms even for relatively large GNSS faults.

Precision is often a function of the analyte concentration, with small concentrations resulting in poorer precision (i.e. larger SD, variance, and CV) than high concentrations.

Such a choice is due to low attenuation at these frequencies, resulting in higher precision of input data.

CT enables a three-dimensional evaluation by the reconstruction of images, resulting in better precision.

However, its potential manual refinement can adjust the tightness/looseness of the Gaussian distributions, resulting in higher precision or recall percentages that could be useful in other applications.

The activity in this circuit, too, is modified in PD due to abnormal BG influences [32], resulting in lower precision of the tracking/tracing movements.

Almost all predicted homozygous insertions are true-positive results, resulting in high precision (consistently above 97%).

Despite the fine resolution of the exposure model, the gradient in exposures across London was limited, resulting in limited precision in our estimated associations.

Recently, biopsies from IBD patients were successfully examined in a multigene analysis resulting in diagnostic precision of IBD [ 18].

The system did commit numerous false positive errors resulting in a precision of only 75% (average of all PHI types).

However, the number of patients exposed to the newer antipsychotics (aripiprazole and ziprasidone) is limited, resulting in reduced precision in hazard ratio estimates.