Sentence examples for shift in accuracy from inspiring English sources

Analysis of means and SDs was performed to disclose any significant shift in accuracy or precision.

Analysis of means and standard deviations of phantom-calibrated measurements did not disclose any significant shift in accuracy or precision.

No family is perfect, even as they long for perfection, and Green has examined that lack of shared imperfection by giving her characters the language one associates with lore: everything is remembered and reported, but each telling of meeting and being together shifts in accuracy as the characters shift and grow and grow old.

And then in other cases you may see a wider shift in model accuracy".

However, this is not a decisive aspect since a shift in absolute accuracy values will not have any impact in the decision of accepting or rejecting any given prediction, as long as the AD curves match in shape (i.e., the highest accuracy occurs at the same region for both curves).

Genetic counselling produced a modest shift in the accuracy of perceived lifetime risk, expressed as an odds ratio, which was maintained at 12 months' follow-up.

When different settings were used to process biological samples, the mass assignment of a given m/z point will be shifted, in effect, causing a shift in mass accuracy through a population.

"If you see a huge shift in your model accuracy that probably means there's something wrong in your data.

Functional tests should reveal crude deviances from proper functioning and any time shift in the measurement accuracy.

Therefore, adding the relatively small percentage of genotypes with lower INFO scores (and lower concordance rates) does not produce a major shift in overall imputation accuracy.

Interaction contrasts demonstrated that the magnitude of difference in accuracy between the shift words and the stable matched control words in isolation was significantly larger than the magnitude of difference in accuracy between the shift and stable words in context, F (1, 51) = 75.36, p <.001 (see Figure 1, panel 3).