The phrase "a unique error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an error that is one-of-a-kind or not commonly encountered, often in technical or analytical contexts.
Example: "After reviewing the logs, we discovered a unique error that had not been documented before."
Alternatives: "an unusual mistake" or "a distinct error".
If no haplotype covers and agrees with C ' at a SNP S i, then S i is associated with a new, unique "error" haplotype for that locus.
And the VT subscale of the SF-36 had a different unique error variance for the two groups according to the likelihood-ratio test (unadjusted p <.0017, Bonferroni-adjusted p <.045), but had a small ΔCFI (.0002) and a small effect size (w2 =.05).
In this paper we advocate that three different mechanisms for error handling are not necessary and we formalize a novel orchestration language based on the idea of event notification as the unique error handling mechanism.
However, the unique error properties of modern-age samples, combined with the problems of calculating natural logarithms of negative or zero-Gy De values, mean that the un-logged versions of the central and minimum age models currently offer the most suitable means of deriving accurate burial dose estimates for very young and modern-age samples.
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The one SF-36 subscale that showed evidence of differential reliability (VT) had greater unique error variance for the VETERAN sample than for the DOPPS sample.
This will incur two crossovers in the evaluation--one into the unique error haplotype at S i and one out of it.
For this reason, we chose to examine the between-group equivalence of factor loadings, item intercepts, and unique error variances separately for each factor in our two-factor CFA model.
Both of the KDCS subscales (Burden and Sleep) that showed evidence of differential reliability had greater unique error variance for the VETERAN sample than for the DOPPS sample in the partially invariant CFA model.
