accuracy

Preposition: of

• prediction: An estimation of the accuracy of the prediction is included.
• measurement: The latter is said to distort the accuracy of measurements by up to 20 % .
• diagnosis: Combining morphological and kinetic features can increase the accuracy of clinical diagnoses.

Converse of object

• disclaim: Disclaimer: Pressbox disclaims any accuracy in the content contained in these releases.
• warrant: We do not warrant the accuracy or completeness of such information.
• verify: Check the printout with an accurate rule to verify the accuracy of the main scale.
• pinpoint: Smart bombs were used during the Gulf War with pinpoint accuracy they hit their target.
• ensure: The User shall ensure the accuracy of all Input Material.
• guarantee: Heritage Link cannot guarantee the accuracy of, or accept any responsibility for, the contents of Update.

Adjective modifier

• factual: After the Panel hearing, you may be asked to check the report of what you said for factual accuracy.
• positional: Positional Accuracy The degree to which a position is measured or depicted, relative to its correct value established by a more accurate process.
• predictive: Since there has been no demonstration of the predictive accuracy of the estimation of time varying parameters, even this argument fails.
• diagnostic: The overall diagnostic accuracy of MR imaging of gynecological malignancies in our hands is 93 % .
• grammatical: At GCSE, at least 20 % of marks are given for grammatical accuracy.
• absolute: For many local area purposes, for example records of utility plant, relative accuracy is more important than absolute accuracy.

Modifies a noun

• authenticity: MI6 accept no responsibility or give warranty for the accuracy authenticity or correctness of content.

Noun used with modifier

• pin-point: They disintegrate asteroids and aliens alike and are particularly renowned for their pin-point accuracy even over extraordinary distances.
• positioning: Our new stage has a positioning accuracy and reproducibility significantly less than 1 µm -- over a 3-fold improvement.
• pinpoint: This can only take place, however, if the area of the brain that triggers the seizures can be identified with pinpoint accuracy.
• classification: Classification accuracy of 96.8 % is achieved on a total of 624 sample images.