Sentence examples for some accuracy on from inspiring English sources
Whilst there does remain significant overlap in the imaging characteristics of retroperitoneal neoplasms, some lesions have distinctive characteristics and can be diagnosed with some accuracy on imaging, e.g. aggressive angiomyxoma and liposarcoma (Table 1).
Median lag time can be estimated with some accuracy on these 20 lineages, by using the 8 kinetics that have been measured for each lineage in the dilution experiment described earlier.
Our research suggests that the adaptiveness of the classifier is highly related to the parameter k; with the growth of k, the BYEC classifier shows a greater adaptiveness but, unfortunately, with some accuracy loss on the original data set.
Like most historically based operas, "Madame Mao" sacrifices some factual accuracy on the altar of dramatic veracity.
However, the fact that selectively referred patients because of suspected psychosocial comorbidity -who really show more psychological strains- triggers significant more indications for further psychosocial treatment indicates some decision accuracy on the part of CLS professionals.
Republican candidates inevitably criticize, with some accuracy, Democratic proposals on health care or taxes as being closer to the way things are done in Europe.
Work on some accuracy drills.
Bear in mind, that when attempting to cast Dark Passage to save allies, the ally must be within a close proximity of the lantern in order to click it so this will require some accuracy and possible movement prediction on your part.
As LeCun put it in his Google+ post, "Whenever a startup claims '90% accuracy' on some random task, do not consider this newsworthy.
There has been debate about whether or not the Hawkeye technology should be used on clay courts as well, but there is some concern over its accuracy on the clay.
In Experiment 1, we found some evidence that higher accuracy on the road map test was associated with using a beacon farther from an approaching intersection.
