Sentence examples for shown to be precise from inspiring English sources
So-called 'precision' investment castings are shown to be precise at small sizes, but generally poor at large size.
The model was shown to be precise (RMSE=4.9%) with no demonstration of any bias (MPE=0.33%).
A sample item from this instrument is, "In general, would you say your health is [poor, fair, good, very good, or excellent]?" This instrument has good internal consistency, construct validity, and responsiveness and has been shown to be precise and reliable in the general adult U.S. population [ 20, 21].
Duplex ratio test assays have been shown to be accurate and precise and can distinguish melanomas from common nevi using DNA from FFPE tissue.
The assay was validated and was shown to be accurate and precise over the entire quantification range (0.59 to 68.4 pg/mL in human EDTA plasma).
The reported automated system for joint effusion volume quantification validated by external means (calibrated phantoms), manual MRI quantification, and direct aspiration was shown to be accurate and precise, in addition to preventing intra- and interobserver variations.
Although our SPECT/CT technique for patient-specific lung parenchyma mass estimation was shown to be accurate, it was only moderately precise.
But the Adelaide native found his milieu more than 8,500 miles away in New York City -- with music from Broadway shows, to be precise.
The method was shown to be linear, precise, accurate, rugged and stability-indicating.
This equation, which uses the same four variables as the MDRD study equation (i.e., serum creatinine level, age, sex, and race), has been shown to be more precise and accurate than the MDRD study equation in estimating measured GFR, especially at higher GFR values (8).
The equation differs from the C-G in several ways including that it does not require knowledge of the patient's weight and has been generally shown to be more precise and accurate in predicting the GFR in patients with GFR < 60 ml/min/1.73 m [ 24, 25].
