Thus, strictly speaking, accuracy, trueness, and precision are qualifying measurements, whereas sensitivity, selectivity, resolution, stability, and step response time are qualifying dynamic indications of devices.
"I meant, strictly speaking, grammatical accuracy, strictly speaking, factual accuracy".
Generally speaking, the accuracy will increase when the learning distance increases, as illustrated in Fig. 7 a.
Strictly speaking, the accuracy of the expression was found to be guaranteed only in a limited range of temperature and volume.
Generally speaking, imputation accuracy assessed as correlation and concordance between imputed and sequence-derived genotypes within sequenced individuals was high with all imputation packages, with the performance of FImpute being slightly worse than the one of Minimac and IMPUTE2.
We performed a 2 × 2 ANOVA on "right" and "left" spoken response accuracy during Session 2. Group PDD vs. Control) and Medication Session (OFF vs. ON) were between-subject factors.
It is grounded in the concept of entropy, in effect offering a relative measure of the information lost when a given model is used to describe reality and can be said to describe the tradeoff between bias and variance in model construction, or loosely speaking that of accuracy and complexity of the model.
The prediction error is only 1.72, and roughly speaking, the prediction accuracy is higher than 80%, given that the Pearson's coefficient is 0.8334.
The main comment on presentation is that, when speaking of replication accuracy, the authors should be very clear that here they deal only with the gene loss rate.
*** A film held to virtually little standard for "historical accuracy", comparatively speaking, was American Sniper, which this newspaper gave a historical grade of D-minus.
He could be an introvert but was also funny, sharp, observant, and spoke with piercing accuracy.
