Sentence examples for retained high accuracy from inspiring English sources

After the assay is transferred to a QC laboratory, the assay retained high accuracy and precision with a success rate of >99%.

There is an imperative need for SNP genotyping technologies that are cost-effective per sample with retained high accuracy, throughput and flexibility.

For sequences shorter than 1 Mb, the MGA retained high accuracies in every index (Fig.  6A).

An implicit flux-corrected transport algorithm is developed which gives accurate, non-negative results for Courant numbers c > 1, and retains high accuracy for c < 1.

A new method for sampling the area integrals is given which is a simplification of an earlier direct method and which retains high accuracy.

By choosing a splitting scheme that separates the self-fields from the complicated externally applied fields, we are able to utilize a large step size and still retain high accuracy.

The reduced kinetic equations are only composed of the variables for the temperature and the concentrations of main species (CO, H2, O2, CO2 and H2O), and retain high accuracy in the solutions.

Computational examples for Maxwell's equations in nonhomogeneous media demonstrate that BPS retains high accuracy over times that are orders of magnitude larger than those for not only low-order methods (such as Yee's), but also high-order methods, such as characteristic-based spectral elements.

This hybrid approach not only greatly speeds up the direct optimization methods, but also retains high accuracy even when the genomes are evolutionary very distant.

However, for smaller scale projects where potential genes are already known, technologies for genotyping of many samples instead of SNPs and in addition retain high accuracy and throughput, are more attractive compared to assays that are cost effective per SNP.

Thus, the nanopore approach greatly shortens the analytical time, while retaining high detection accuracy.