Sentence examples similar to weakening of accuracy from inspiring English sources

In March, the agency warned that insufficient funds budgeted for its next generation of polar orbiting satellites could potentially weaken the accuracy of its weather forecasting, especially pertaining to severe events such as blizzards and hurricanes.

Some limitations can, however, weaken the accuracy of the new score; patients may have difficulty in defining the time of onset of symptoms, and physician's report on the severity of guarding can be uncertain with inexperienced providers.

The problem is not merely that a director has failed an academic test of accuracy, but that the errors have weakened the film's dramatic impact by making our War of Independence appear so artificial.

In any health informatics system (or research study), the absence of data fundamentally weakens the accuracy and reliability of that system.

Finally socio-economic status linked to an area is not static over time and we have used the 2006 SEIFA codes over a period that spans 2005 to 2012 again potentially weakening the relative accuracy of imputed socio-economic status.

By whose standard of accuracy?

Questions of accuracy also troubled him.

Secrecy stood in the way of accuracy.

The level of accuracy was uncanny.

We turn now to issues of accuracy.

But their lack of accuracy proved crucial.