The maximum positional error shown in Figure 1 is 1,000 meters while in reality a very small number of much larger error values occur.
In many applications, specific biases have been investigated, for instance, by comparing an instrument with small measurement error with another known to have much larger error.
Using cutoff intervals longer or shorter than 21 seconds resulted in much larger error rates using intervals shorter than 21 seconds includes false events, and using intervals longer than 21 seconds means that an increasing number of real events are excluded (Figure 2).
However, the peptide pool AuNVs exhibited a much larger standard error and had a non-significant difference between the AuNVs and the free peptides (p = 0.34).
The corresponding results for the estimates of the population total basal area (obtained using Eq. 4) were close to the true value for Method 2 and rather more deviant, with a much larger standard error, for Method 1.
Although polls of primary elections are subject to much larger errors and anomalies than those of general elections, Mr. Gingrich would need to overcome roughly twice the polling deficit that Hillary Clinton did in her upset win over Barack Obama in the 2008 New Hampshire primary.
The net effect is that for the same spatial resolution, some places will exhibit much larger errors in area estimates than others.
This qualitative change, though small, may cause much larger errors following stationary hydraulic jumps formed from these approximate states due to the jump of the bottom.
However, as expected, predictions for types of materials not represented in the training set such as ionic solids show much larger errors.
