Sentence examples similar to a reduced degree of error from inspiring English sources

Conversely, within higher cross-linked matrices, cells adopted a more elongated morphology, with a reduced degree of cellular condensation.

But if R grounds my patterns of concern, and a reduced degree of connectedness is one part of R, then a reduced degree of connectedness justifies a reduced degree of concern.

However, most of the dual-cured cements present a reduced degree of conversion in the absence of light activation [9].

This is probably because canines remain in contact after removal of the splint; this causes a reduced degree of mandibular autorotation and correction of overbite.

One might expect a reduced degree of polymerization.

Furthermore, a reduced degree of financial security as part of provider wellness is inherent to risk sharing.

Moreover, we found indications that the more outbred population may show a reduced degree of adaptive developmental plasticity.

A reduced degree of arthritis severity was also observed in the rats that received only HYA or C4S (Fig. 3C,3D).

Experiments end with a conclusion reached with a degree of error and totally based on the facts without emotion.

All else being equal, an ETF with minimal tracking error is preferable to one with a greater degree of error.

That is, a certain degree of error in data matching is tolerated.