Sentence examples for stringent accuracy from inspiring English sources
Our final set contains 141 pseudopotentials split into a standard and a stringent accuracy table.
A new version of international standard (ISO 15197) and CLSI Guideline (POCT12) with more stringent accuracy criteria are near publication.
The approach has been developed mainly to meet the stringent accuracy requirements in the simulation of composite laminate design and manufacturing processes.
To overcome these issues while avoiding the cost of a full-scale SVD, the ACA is employed with more stringent accuracy demands and recompressed using a reduced, truncated SVD.
Most surveillance applications in wireless sensor network (WSN) have stringent accuracy requirements in targets surveillance with maximized system lifetime, while large amount of continuous sensing data and limited resource in WSNs pose great challenges.
However, DFT methods are not perfect and due to the stringent accuracy thresholds demanded in modeling of GAM (e.g., exact binding energies to within ∼0.01 eV) these techniques may provide erroneous conclusions in some challenging situations.
Considering the stringent surface accuracy and pointing accuracy specifications of the 110 m radio telescope, the homologous deformation characteristics of the reflector is first studied, and key design points of the tipping structure are presented further.
The traditional integer order approach to the simulation of non-homogeneous systems dictates the use of numerical solutions and often imposes stringent compromises between accuracy and computational performance.
Percentage variance accounted for (%V), together with analyses of residuals, is used as a stringent test of accuracy of prediction against observed data.
Based on the example of the 2,500 mm mill at OJSC Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works, it has been proven that existing tension and loop size indirect control systems (TLSCSs) does not meet increasingly stringent requirements for accuracy of tension control.
Entries will also have to meet stringent requirements for accuracy, 1 error per million bases, and completeness, 98%.
