Sentence examples for a predictor of error from inspiring English sources

Participants' gender was not a predictor of error rates.

This 4.5% difference in error rates between the typefaces observed in this study appears modestly larger than the 3.8% difference observed in Study I. Participants' gender was not a predictor of error rates (F 1, 38) = 0.72, p = 0.402).

Detailed error analysis also revealed that similarity between the error response and the averaged target and flanker stimuli (but not individual target or flanker stimuli) was a significant predictor of error rate, more consistent with averaging than substitution accounts of crowding.

Our results indicate that in the case of word identification lexical information is essentially a better predictor of errors than acoustic similarity.

Results of tests on two data collections of previously characterised prokaryotic motifs show that MCOIN outperforms the E-value of the resulting multiple alignment (currently the most widely used estimator) as a predictor of motif width, using mean absolute error and root mean squared error.

Multivariable analyses revealed the strongest predictor of error was the number of items on a prescription (risk of error increased 14% for each additional item).

Based on tests with previously characterised prokaryotic TFBS motifs, we show that MCOIN outperforms the E-value of the resulting multiple alignment as a predictor of motif width, using mean absolute error.

Using realistic synthetic data and previously characterised prokaryotic data, we show that MCOIN outperforms the current most popular method (E-value of the resulting multiple alignment) as a predictor of motif width, based on mean absolute error.

That's kind of a predictor of nice sales".

Age is no longer a predictor of performance.

As a predictor of early death, loneliness eclipses obesity.