Sentence examples for tolerable accuracy from inspiring English sources

In their workings, filters are no different from the software that companies use to automatically sort e-mail messages, a job they perform with tolerable accuracy.

Even though our used spectrum analyzer can obtain very accurate measurements, it should be noted that the outcomes of our study are not restricted by its specifications, but can be straightforwardly exploited by any energy detection-capable device, perhaps at the cost of some tolerable accuracy loss.

The presented and evaluated lesion tracking software reliably handled clinical routine CT-scans and accurately enabled semi-automated real-time lesion tracking with a clinically tolerable accuracy.

Results showed that for multiple mismatches (up to 3 mismatches) in primer regions where mismatches were previously considered tolerable (middle and 5′ end), quantification accuracies could be as low as ~ 0.1%.

In this paper, it is found that the tolerable maximum element size to achieve acceptable accuracy for soil shear strength is surprisingly small.

This is important because if a particular variable had very little influence on the predictive model, then larger imputation errors are tolerable, resulting in negligible loss of prediction accuracy.

Overall classification accuracy of this study was at its tolerable level of classification accuracy presented in Salovaara et al. (2005) by considering recommendations thought by Congalton (1991) and Smits et al. (1999).

* Some speech programs have a slider control to balance speed versus accuracy; push it toward "accurate" and see if the loss in speed is tolerable.

Accuracy of the i-STAT® 1 analyzer was rated exact or at least tolerable [ 30, 31], and lithium heparin is only known to influence values of calcium, which was not measured in this study [ 32].

Lu [27] proposed a heuristic metric that considers the trade-off in accuracy and diversity to select the top p percent of ensemble members, depending on their resource availability and tolerable waiting time.

Legoland had been tolerable.