Sentence examples for sensing precision from inspiring English sources
However, we must also keep the Q factor sufficiently high for good sensing precision.
Meanwhile, the error correction capability of LDPC code decoding gradually improves as we increase the memory sensing precision.
Additional works such as [31, 34, 73] aim to achieve better spectrum sensing precision and efficiency through a coordinated spectrum sensing.
To meet a specified P/E cycling endurance limit, the LDPC code decoding with the maximum allowable soft-decision memory sensing precision should be able to tolerate the worst-case raw storage reliability at the end of memory lifetime.
Therefore, it is very straightforward to apply a progressive-precision LDPC decoding strategy to reduce the average latency, i.e., we always start with the hard-decision memory sensing (and hence hard-decision LDPC code decoding), and only if LDPC decoding fails, we progressively increase the sensing precision and retry the decoding until LDPC decoding succeeds.
Hence the role of crosstalk from the C8HSL input may not be to improve sensing precision, but rather to suppress the sensitivity of the switch for as long as possible during colony growth.
In this sense the crosstalk from the C8HSL signal does not improve the environment-sensing precision of LuxI/R at steady state, but it may tend to compensate for the noisy performance of the LuxI/R switch by suppressing the switch for as long as possible during growth and colonization.
The sensor could be applied in various fields, such as chemical, biological, biochemical sensing, and precision machinery measurement.
The front suspension allows for a 13% improvement in wheel travel, a better sense of precision and control, more precise steering, a better turning diameter and lower vehicle weight.
While this change from six to four response options might intuitively lower the ability to capture functional changes in a patient, from the current evidence, however, keeping the six responses will give a false sense of precision and potentially increase the error in assessment, which may lead to a false sense of clinically meaningful improvement when it may not exist.
