Sentence examples for significantly lower accuracy from inspiring English sources

Existing monocular solutions on the other hand have significantly lower accuracy.

The two samples with the dense fine speckled (DFS) pattern were recognized with significantly lower accuracy.

The unmixed DFS pattern was recognized with significantly lower accuracy (~50 %; p < 0.05).

The predictability of ΔG° obviously cannot be compared directly to that of ΔH°, as the latter is reproduced with significantly lower accuracy by the models analyzed.

During a task to discriminate the digit simulated, patients (compared with controls) had significantly lower accuracy and slowed response times but with high between-subject variability.

These differences were consistent across all four lichen species, with 11 of the 12 possible species and sample survey type comparisons having significantly lower accuracy rates.

In later reports, however, significantly lower accuracies were found, probably due to larger study populations and the inclusion of smaller and less clinically evident local recurrences (at lower PSA values), resulting in lower Ses and lower Spes.

Post hoc analyses using the Scheffé test reveals that Level 2 participants had significantly lower diagnostic accuracy than Level 3 participants (p = .02), and marginally lower accuracy than Level 1 participants (p = .05).05

Computer-aided detection, the researchers wrote, "was associated with significantly higher false positive rates, recall rates, and biopsy rates and with significantly lower overall accuracy".

Even though PSO SVM selected less connectivity than that of HHPSO, the algorithm yielded significantly lower classification accuracy.

Empirical comparisons of ROCs for showup and lineup identifications have consistently revealed that showups result in significantly lower decision accuracy than lineup procedures, as measured with pAUC (Gronlund et al., 2012; Mickes, 2015; Wetmore et al., 2015).