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When I asked him how long it would be before voice search would become accurate to the point where we take it for granted (and didn't have to check for typos), he declined to really offer a projection (he noted that he could say something like "five years", but that that's just research terminology for "I have no idea").

Over time, our weather forecasts would become less accurate because we wouldn't be able to afford to launch new satellites.

So detected objects would become more accurate and compact.

This could imply that the driving force in the prevalence estimates was not the residents' experiences on the general medicine service; if so, presumably they would become more accurate.

When the interference channel starts separating from the channel of LUT (Figure 5b channel 7 to Figure 5e channel 10), the channel sensing would become less accurate since only the common portion of the interference channel and LUT channel is sensed by the transmitter of LUT.

Because the convex hull or contour of the cell, but not the actual cell edge, was mapped to the unit disk, this method would become less accurate if a ROI was close to some cell edges which change their shapes between concave and convex.

Second, the estimations of heterozygosity and inbreeding coefficient would become less accurate with larger numbers of missing observations, but the estimation biases were much smaller than those from genotype imputations.

These results while supporting other results illustrate the need to refine social and economic characteristics used in surveys such as the CCHS so that they would become more accurate predictors of health status given that there are personal, cultural and environmental dimensions to take into account.

Shelton said a new Space Fence is being planned now, which will provide more precise positional data on orbiting objects and would become the most accurate radar in the Air Force's space surveillance network.

Further, were the data augmented with data on hand-overs, location area changes, and Internet usage data, the estimates would become even more accurate.

However, if breast biopsies were to be performed at 3 T, the susceptibility artifact of the needle would become larger and could complicate accurate tissue sampling.