degree of accuracy
collocation in Englishmeaningsofdegreeandaccuracy
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degree
noun
uk/dɪˈɡriː/us/dɪˈɡriː/
(an) amount or level ...
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accuracy
noun[U]
uk/ˈæk.jə.rə.si/us/ˈæk.jɚ.ə.si/
the fact of being exact ...
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(Definition ofdegreeandaccuracyfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Results showed a highdegreeofaccuracyof memory and little decline over time.
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This means that equations (16) hold to a highdegreeofaccuracywithout qualification about the angle of incidence.
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Thedegreeofaccuracyachievable in the superior-inferior plane only using lateral versus anterior/posterior tattoo marks is investigated.
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Lack of data makes it virtually impossible to estimate the numbers of fugitive serfs who settled in frontier regions with anydegreeofaccuracy.
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Furthermore, by at least one measure, these software systems evaluate student essays with the samedegreeofaccuracyas human experts.
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In this way it was ensured that all quantities had converged to limits to a very highdegreeofaccuracy.
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We felt this optimized their opportunities to reflect and reconsider their answers if necessary and ensure the highestdegreeofaccuracypossible.
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Separate analyses were performed for each prognostic factor in order to obtain a respectabledegreeofaccuracyconsidering the size of our patient sample.
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They do not provide agreement to the samedegreeofaccuracyas the numerical model but are surprisingly good.
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The level of truncation of the matrix system was chosen to ensure an appropriatedegreeofaccuracy.
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In this manner we have been able to obtain solutions to any desireddegreeofaccuracy.
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That a more finegrained spectrum could be represented to the samedegreeofaccuracyby means of three functions is unlikely.
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These data also served to demonstrate that a child was able to produce the treated sounds with somedegreeofaccuracy.
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It should also be noted that further experimental data sets are necessary to test thedegreeofaccuracyof the suggested model.
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Furthermore, like poverty, social exclusion is difficult to define and measure with anydegreeofaccuracy.
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Even with a moderate number of mesh points and therefore a short computation time, a sufficiently highdegreeofaccuracycan be achieved.
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In order to complete this statement we need to specify thedegreeofaccuracyof the claimed similarity.
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It is an easy matter to calculate the field to anydegreeofaccuracyin any region using our method.
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