The phrase "a relevant error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an error that is significant or applicable to the context at hand.
Example: "In the analysis, we identified a relevant error that affected the overall results of the study."
Alternatives: "a significant mistake" or "an applicable error".
Furthermore, given that the total number of genes is typically large, it is imperative to control a relevant error rate in any gene discovery procedure.
Therefore, if the the maximum possibility flux vector has a low value, one must assume that either (a) there is an important error in one or more measurements, (b) there is a relevant error in the model (e.g. a mass balance is not closed, or a metabolite is not at steady state), or both.
Logistic regression analyses were undertaken to examine (1) predictors of PEs, and (2) predictors of a clinically relevant error (potentially significant, serious or life-threatening) compared to a minor error across different prescribers, prescribing stages and written versus electronic discharge pro forma prescribing.
The uncertainty estimation can be performed (i) by means of repeated measures on a suitable standard reference object (Type-A approach [29]), or, if sufficient and reliable information are available about the relevant error sources, (ii) by a Type-B evaluation approach, or (iii) or by a mixed approach (Type-A plus Type-B).
There are no other differences between fixed‐step and variable‐step prediction, and the estimates (36), (47), (48), and (58) can be used in a straightforward manner, along with the relevant error bounds.
Jones said the relevant error ranges were included in the WMO document.
Each table includes the optimal weights, mean errors and standard deviations for the relevant error measures, and the MSE and MAE for the optimal convex estimator.
This paper provides a general method for extending any multiple testing procedure to control any error rate, thereby allowing for the procedure possessing the desired properties to be used to control the most relevant error rate.
Time series plots of these values and the velocity of the spacecraft (v s/c ) will be generated to look for abnormal spikes or steps in the data, as well as to examine the relevant error flags.
They are morally wrong, they are ethically wrong and they are politically wrong; but the relevant error is that they are legally wrong.
As the most relevant error source the conduct of volumetry was identified.
