Sentence examples for allow for error from inspiring English sources
Asking how to alter the crude causal theory to allow for error is one place to begin looking for a more adequate proposal.
We estimate (1) using Ordinary Least Squares and cluster our standard errors at the GP level to allow for error correlation across patients within GP markets.
Compensating for clustering with a design effect of 1.75 (to allow for error in our estimate), 120,183 person years are required in each arm of the trial.
Furthermore, if the potential control was an IP it must have been infected at least 14 days after the source was slaughtered to allow for error in the estimated infection date of the potential control.
As the probabilities, cost and utilities are fixed estimated values in decision analysis, it is more realistic to allow for error of these measures using Bayesian methods in probabilistic sensitivity analyses.
While this information indicates that it is suitable to use a single array hybridization per mutant, replicates are recommended for the wild type line to ensure data consistency and allow for error rate examination based on wild type by wild type comparisons.
Rather than seeking to show that there are cultural replicators, one can instead seek to build models that allow for error-prone learning, and that acknowledge that an individual's beliefs are often the result of exposure to many sources, rather than copying from just one source.
"Justice Hallett confirms the deep flaws in the On the Runs scheme as it had no structure, no policy and no risk assessment that would allow for errors to be rectified.
In a recent discussion, Stegmann [28] argued that in contrast to 'natural information', which does not allow for errors, the generation of misrepresentations and errors is a defining feature of what we consider as 'semantic information' in animal signals.
There, to overcome noise, different codewords are placed far apart in space of codewords, to allow for error-correction.
Because we do not allow for errors, q = 1 is in our model.
