Sentence examples for with the same accuracy as from inspiring English sources

For one thing, the government lifted restrictions in 2000 that had prevented the public from running the system with the same accuracy as the military.

Her fists flashed more quickly, but not with the same accuracy as her opponent's and for a second time she was caught on the ropes, and paid for it on the scoreboard.

After 1979 this force was upgraded with the Trident C-4, or Trident I, which could deliver eight 100-kiloton MIRVs with the same accuracy as the Poseidon, but to a distance of 4,600 miles.

In a strong off-design condition with up to 13° of average incidence, performance is predicted with the same accuracy as in the design case.

Nevertheless, reactions that are not life threatening are not systematically studied and quantified with the same accuracy as those which are considered serious [10].

After optimization the measurement quality has improved (corrected case) and the flow profile is measurable with the same accuracy as in the undisturbed case.

Rather than probe tumours directly, they can test bits of tumour DNA that float in the bloodstream, and identify genetic mutations in this way with nearly the same accuracy as the direct method provides.

Contemporary child development research (for example, Poirel et al. 2008) makes it clear that by the middle school years, children are able to recognize and to assign objects to hierarchical categories with about the same accuracy as adults.

Indexed for RR-interval, filling time and total isovolumic time have been shown to predict response to CRT with roughly the same accuracy as local temporal dyssynchrony measurements, while profiting from an excellent feasibility (>95%) and reproducibility (variability ≈ 5%) unmatched by any of the latter [ 17, 28, 30].

Simulation results in two selected problems, namely filtering chaotic signals and chaos-based communications, indicate that the proposed NL-SCKF with lower computation complexity achieves the same accuracy as the standard SCKF, and outperforms CKF significantly.

According to the formula of Daetwyler et al. [ 2, 33], a trait with a heritability of 0.8 is expected to yield the same accuracy as a trait with a heritability of 0.25 but using a reference population that includes 3.2 times more animals.