Sentence examples for the use and accuracy of from inspiring English sources
Examples illustrating the use and accuracy of the element are given.
Both two-dimensional and axisymmetric problems are presented to show the use and accuracy of this nth order infinite wave envelope element.
The objective of the study was to study factors influencing the use and accuracy of frozen section diagnosis (FSD) of ovarian tumors.
Numerical boundary conditions at slip walls are described, and numerical results are presented for both reactive and non-reactive flows that demonstrate the use and accuracy of the numerical approach.
The use and accuracy of the methodology can be heavily restrained in cases when data on agricultural yields (by crop areas sown and crop production), agricultural losses, and agricultural insurance statistics (including losses) are not systematically collected and archived, and/or are not publicly accessible.
The use and expected accuracy of the entire ex-vessel magnetic diagnostic is assessed in terms of magnetic equilibrium reconstruction and plasma current measurement precision.
GPs considered all specialties of useful benefits (ease of use, timeliness and accuracy of the service, reduction of waiting lists, transportation and costs).
In a previous between-subject study, we evaluated our verbal-numerical probability scale with students as subjects, comparing the ease of use of and accuracy of assessments on our verbal-numerical scale against a purely numerical scale [ 17].
Despite its ubiquitous use, the stability and accuracy of this measure has not been validated for voltage-sensitive dye imaging of mammalian neocortex in vivo.
Subsequently appointed commander in chief of the southern army, Suvorov set about molding it according to principles he set out in his celebrated military treatise, Nauka pobezhdat (Science of Victory)—remarkable for its clipped, colloquial style, its novel emphasis on speed and mobility, and the use of the bayonet and accuracy of fire.
The researchers used the speed and accuracy of each subject's response as a measure of how well they recognized each object.
