Sentence examples for years accuracy from inspiring English sources

Over the last few years, accuracy has come on leaps and bounds.

For women without recurrence at 10 years, accuracy scores appeared superior with Adjuvant! because its predictions of recurrence-free survival were generally higher than those of the prognostic model.

"It worked beautifully," says Bull, nailing most to within a decade or so--a significant improvement over the 40-year accuracy of carbon isotope dating.

Two-year accuracy values for ages 40 89 are from reference [ 24]. || The one-year specificity values are from reference [ 26].

Matching one-year previous mammography sensitivity values are provided for comparison from reference [ 25]. ‡ Ranges are 95% confidence intervals available only for one-year accuracy values ages 40 89 from reference [ 26]. § Time frame for calculating sensitivity and specificity.

Over the years, the accuracy of parts of Ms. Toth's book has been challenged.

"The only message we have heard for years is accuracy; your error rate is what matters," Ann Sessoms, Minnesota's welfare reform manager, said.

bones Radiocarbon dating will be able to confirm the time of death, but only to around 80 years of accuracy.

For nearly five years, the accuracy of drunken driven tests administered with a breath testing device used by Minnesota law enforcement agencies has been in question.

In 2015, a paper in Nature titled "The Quiet Revolution of Numerical Weather Prediction" noted that, in the past forty years, the accuracy of three- to ten-day forecasts has been increasing by about one day per decade.

As one looks at the comics over the years, the accuracy of the outfits is impressive: from the 1940's swinging skirts, tight sweaters and saddle shoes for the girls and leather jackets for the boys; to the 1950's, charm bracelets and poodle skirts; the 1960's peace signs and bell bottoms, the 1970's disco outfits and so on, right through the year 2001, in which bell bottoms have made a comeback.