Sentence examples for sensitive to precision from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we address experimentally the question whether medical diagnostic systems based on Bayesian networks are sensitive to precision of their parameters.

The method is very sensitive to the precision of the peak area measurements.

We use a novel source task designed to directly measure the accuracy of retrieval success, finding that the neural correlate of retrieval was sensitive to the precision of responses when recollection succeeded, but was absent when recollection failed.

A bi-component analysis of transversal relaxation constants in the Achilles tendon is more sensitive to the precision of pixels used for fitting and is also more computationally demanding; however, it allows quantification of the bound and free water.

Since the estimation of geometric primitives on sparse point clouds is sensitive to noisy reconstruction, both precision and stability can be improved by using the generating process.

In conclusion, our results provide a rationale for further clinical evaluation of darolutamide in enzalutamide-resistant CRPC, in particular in combination with circulating tumor DNA assays that detect AR mutants sensitive to darolutamide, in a precision oncology setting.

Comparing to current B-Factories, the reduced center of mass boost of the SuperB machine requires improved vertex resolution to allow precision measurements sensitive to New Physics.

But their precision is sensitive to whether or not the occupation indicators switch on for spouses that only probabilistically (not actually) work in the occupation (columns 2 and 3).

A SuperB factory capable of producing luminosities in excess of 1036cm−2s−1, will permit a program of precision measurements sensitive to New Physics (NP) beyond the Standard Model (SM), complementarily to the LHC experiments.

The total amount of lipids was estimated by using a precision balance sensitive to 0.0001 g.

In conclusion, the OOB error for the model prediction precision was not sensitive to the number of trees.