Sentence examples for with perceived accuracy from inspiring English sources

The current study examined factors associated with perceived accuracy of genetic testing to detect BRCA1/2 mutations and change in perceived accuracy.

Every journalist irons out an interviewee's responses to make them structurally make sense – yet when it comes to people who are expressing themselves in a second tongue, an obsession with perceived accuracy can inadvertently make them sound confused, ignorant or, worst of all, dense.

Flashbulb memories are not special in their accuracy, as previously claimed, but only in their perceived accuracy.

The value of information also depends on the perceived accuracy of the HIV test (pa), which was assessed by the question: "In your opinion, how accurate are HIV tests?", with answer options: "inaccurate", "mostly accurate", and "completely accurate".

This is illustrated in Figure 1 where the higher values on the vertical axis (going from bottom to top) represent greater perceived accuracy and higher values on the horizontal axis (going from left to right) represent respondents with greater education.

Emphasis was placed on the perceived accuracy of the feedback.

Most validated measures of information quality contain perceived usefulness, accuracy, format and timeliness [ 29, 30].

A laboratory experiment with students was conducted to compare OOmFP with the IFPUG – Function Point Analysis (FPA) procedure on a range of variables, including efficiency, reproducibility, accuracy, perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness and intention to use.

The data were best fit with a perceived ISD threshold of 0.8 cm, a sensible value given that the point localization accuracy of the human forearm is approximately 1 cm [5].

Repeat this with each perceived lost trait.

The finding that providing patients with risk information changes risk perception and increases the accuracy of perceived risk is consistent with previous reviews which have shown that global risk information with accompanying education or counselling increases the accuracy of perceived risk.