Sentence examples for subject to accuracy from inspiring English sources

Dates of service are available with claims but these are subject to accuracy of when a claim was submitted.

The findings are therefore subject to the accuracy and subjectivity of ICD code documentation as well as presumed adequacy of patient work ups.

Nevertheless, the accuracy of the LiDAR estimation is subject to the accuracy of the field measurements and allometric equations used to derive AGB, which are subsequently used to calibrate LiDAR-based models [6].

The suggested £300 payment, or £30 an hour for 10 hours' work, would "cover spending 1-2 hours talking to founders by Skype or in person, then researching and writing a draft, sharing with subject to check accuracy and facts, editing and finally publishing final draft to Forbes (presumably where you'd like the post to go?)".

Thus, ( M_{d}^{f} ) values for which corresponding ( M_{d}^{*f} ) values had very close proximities to those of ( z_{j}^{ circ f} ) were adopted into the set of accepted GFMAPR potential forecasts subject to the accuracy of the method used in fixing the acceptable proximity conditions for screening all possible forecasts.

This study empirically confirms that relaxing the orthogonality constraint of SC experimental designs increases the information collected in choice tasks, subject to the accuracy of the non-zero priors in the design and the correct specification of a 'real' SC recall period.

By combining the databases with additional composition-dependent property models, it is demonstrated that compositions can be identified which – subject to the accuracy and limitations of the sub-models – are likely to prove optimal, e.g. on the basis of their creep resistance, density and cost.

The quality of the diagnosis-related variables is subject to the accuracy with which relevant information is recorded in patient notes, and then extracted by data coders.