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• "Regardless of its relative accuracy, it's illegal and unconstitutional, " he said.
• These tests are capable of identifying conduction aphasia with relative accuracy.
• Validity is the relative accuracy or correctness of a study.
• The differences are in the relative accuracies available to each.
• The technique can also be used to evaluate the difference while maintaining high relative accuracy.
• Due to the different approaches of predicting disordered proteins, estimating their relative accuracy is fairly difficult.
• Positive displacement flow meters can provide better relative accuracy at low flows than orifice-type flow meters.
• Developmental progress is determined with relative accuracy by measuring the length and weight of larval lifecycles.
• Scouts have been impressed with Manning's arm strength, relative accuracy, size and ability to read defenses.
• Relative accuracy is the error of the measurement compared to the device used to calibrate the multimeter.
• Most multimeter datasheets provide relative accuracy.
• Economists who have been studying both real-money and play-money prediction markets say that their their relative accuracy is socially valuable.
• After Moresby took measurements of most of the atolls and reefs, the archipelago was charted with relative accuracy for the first time.
• It is generally praised for its details ( c . 1300 settlements ) and the relative accuracy of the distances between the settlements.
• A ratio between object-level and meta-explanation can be defined as the relative accuracy of plausibility assessment based on the former and latter sources.
• Using World Bank terminology, these are respectively called Information Quality Level ( IQL ) 1 and IQL-3 devices, representing the relative accuracy of the measurements.
• Once suspected, analgesic nephropathy can be confirmed with relative accuracy using computed tomography ( CT ) imaging without specific for the diagnosis of analgesic nephropathy.
• He was singularly responsible for emplacing the chain at Rochambeau regarding the relative accuracy of French and American Artillery by blowing up a British troop transport.
• The relative accuracy of the forecasts restarted a debate over their reliability and whether military or civilian agencies should have jurisdiction over the issuance of weather warnings.
• Couples don't move up in the standings until the teams ahead of them retire, and results can usually be predicted with relative accuracy long before a competition even begins.