Sentence examples for to affect accuracy from inspiring English sources

The small alignment errors that are expected when taking measurements in non-anaesthetised animals are unlikely to affect accuracy.

Heart rate was not shown to affect accuracy of MPAP estimation.

Furthermore, the format of the question or the subject matter of the survey is also likely to affect accuracy [ 15].

It is unlikely, however, to affect accuracy of number line mapping, as the task is designed to reflect a single, holistic representation of numerical magnitude.

Ideal study design will be cohort studies; case control study design has been shown to affect accuracy and where numbers of studies permit these will be excluded from meta-analysis [ 27].

Be cautious with the muzzle-end of the barrel and the beginning of the rifling (inside the barrel), as these are the two most important things to affect accuracy and can easily affect it adversely, if damaged.

We make some comments on Theorem 6: (1) It is known from Theorem 6 that, in order to not adversely affect accuracy, it is necessary to take L as (Lll N), for example, we usually take L such that (sqrt{L}<5).

It is known from Theorem 6 that, in order to not adversely affect accuracy, it is necessary to take L as (Lll N), for example, we usually take L such that (sqrt{L}<5).

Multiple-target searches are common in real-world settings (baggage screening, radiology) and they are especially error prone; we are examining what factors affect accuracy to both further cognitive theories and to improve searchers' performance.

Our predictive equations are responsive to all parameters that affect accuracy and they are independent of allele frequency and effect distributions.

This can lead to biased t-statistics and affect accuracy of the conclusions.