Sentence examples for stage accuracy from inspiring English sources

After the interval, Finn, roared on by the crowd, was irresistible, bowling with genuine pace – up to 92mph at one stage – accuracy and consistency.

Overall T stage accuracy was 60% (n=15).

These results are used as the primary data to determine the independent value of each test in determining stage accuracy and the appropriateness of management.

For example, if an 'early stage 7' image is annotated as Stage 7E by our system, then the annotation is considered correct Stage Accuracy (AccStage).

In population #1 including 205 patients and comparing liver biopsy (reference: consensus reading by two experts) and blood tests, Metavir fibrosis (FM) stage accuracy was 64.4% in local pathologists vs. 82.2% (p < 10-3) in single expert pathologist.

For the training stage, accuracy was defined as a correlation between the EBV and TBV of phenotyped landrace (training) seeds, while for selecting the best landraces accuracy was defined as a correlation between the mean EBV of training landrace seeds and the mean TBV of the landrace accession seeds.

Body coil MRI has shown T- and N-stage accuracy ranging from 59%to9595% and 39%to95%5%, respectively.

Endorectal coil MRI has shown improved T- and N-stage accuracy, with rates of 66%to9191% and 72%to79%9%, respectively [91, 92].

Four of 5 studies that assessed tumor staging accuracy and 5 of 8 that assessed nodal staging accuracy concluded that EUS was superior to CT.

However, when combined to CXCL13 and MMP-9 or IgM, it helped in reaching a significantly increased staging accuracy.

Recent data have called into question the staging accuracy of EUS, particularly in patients with early disease.