Sentence examples for supposed accuracy from inspiring English sources

After a number of attempted goals flew wide and high, I wondered about the Fevernova's supposed accuracy.

The script throws out a lot of mumbo-jumbo about fractal geometry, illustrated with graphs of grade-school simplicity demonstrating the program's supposed accuracy.

To simulate such a situation, an estimated value of the competing ability of the horse was simulated with a supposed accuracy of from the simulated true competing ability.

Among the supposed accuracies is the claim that the AJOB shares the same address as CellTex's lab in Sugar Land, Texas (the journal's address is in Houston) and the statement that CellTex is a "stem cell clinic".

According to Klaidman, John Brennan, at the time Obama's counterterrorism adviser, briefed the President about the South Waziristan mistake and Obama asked how it could have happened, given the weapons' supposed pinpoint accuracy.

Drones are often lauded for their supposed precision and accuracy.

Lido is supposed to allow greater accuracy in flight planning.

Consequently, according to Klobuchar et al. (1996), linearly combining both code pseudorange and carrier phase measurements for the same satellite pass is supposed to increase the accuracy of TEC.

As a result, even though it is not completely absolute TEC, linearly combining both the code pseudo range and the carrier phase measurements for the same satellite pass is supposed to increase the accuracy of TEC (Klobuchar et al. 1996).

That is, the accuracy is supposed to decrease as the number of top ranked peaks increases.

A technique which was supposed to increase the accuracy of US-guided aspiration is better selection of the node to aspirate by the sentinel node procedure.