The phrase "a reduced error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, data analysis, or any field where error measurement is relevant, indicating that the error has been minimized.
Example: "After implementing the new algorithm, we observed a reduced error in our predictions."
Alternatives: "lowered error" or "minimized error".
Our findings indicate that, although immune stimulation increases the degree of splicing errors, highly expressed genes tend to maintain a reduced error rate after stimulation, allowing for an efficient immune response.
A multi-session and interdisciplinary heuristic evaluation method can save both the project budget and the required time, while ensuring a reduced error rate for the universal usage of the built environments.
Despite the large uncertainty ranges for the two individual systems, the special design of the paired experiment led to a reduced error of the differential effect, because very similar systematic errors for both parallel fields could be assumed.
The combined XLF with a reduced error, however, suggests a possible break at LX = 5 × 1038 erg s−1, which may be consistent with the Eddington luminosity of neutron stars with the largest possible mass (3 M⊙), or of He-enriched neutron star binaries.
A 10-µs time step was used, allowing a reduced error on the activation threshold estimation (using a 10 times smaller time step led to a threshold difference of less than 1%).
RIPPER induces an ordered set of rules by combining covering with a reduced error pruning strategy.
However, with increased conflict after errorful learning, OCD patients showed a reduced error-likelihood effect in contrast to controls who showed an increase.
Following EF-learning, the OCD group showed a reduced error-likelihood effect as compared to the control-group (see Figure 5, right panel).
However, the delta algorithm provides a slightly better prediction result as demonstrated by the reduced error bias and reduced error variability.
Yet, following negative feedback, entity theorists demonstrated less sustained memory-related activity (left temporal negativity) to corrective information, suggesting reduced effortful conceptual encoding of this material-a strategic approach that may have contributed to their reduced error correction on a subsequent surprise retest.
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