Sentence examples for an associated error from inspiring English sources
Nominal aimpoints are expressed in terms of a permanent default aimpoint with an associated error box, as explained in 4.5.
The state intercept term is also random and has an associated error term ηk, which reflects variation between states beyond what is explained by the model.
For example, a rule that produces a.95 probability that an instructor will receive an excellent rating has an associated error of 5.0%.
Each elevation point/grid has an associated error, which can be used to produce better maps when interpolating to raster data and provide better measurement tolerances as they relate to topographic changes and sediment transport.
Given that each amino acid can have several intramolecular contacts, each with an associated error, achieving this level of accuracy is indeed a very challenging endeavor.
Similarly, we find that the optimal set in this example contains features 1, 5, 6, 7, and 8, with an associated error rate of 13%.
While these techniques are measurement free, still it comes with an associated errors due to varying undercut rate at different places on wafers, the difficulty in determining the target structures where undercutting is symmetric, etc.
Specifically, theoretical works show that the NP-hard ℓ0 minimization can be replaced with ℓ1 minimization without any associated error, when dealing with noiseless measurements [37, 39].
For instance, Girondot & Fretey [ 16] were able to fill in data gaps for a leatherback nesting population using interpolation with a small associated error (5%).
The model was 6 where is the adjusted mean of the h-th genotype obtained in the second stage, G h is the effect of the h-th genotype, C a is the effect of the a-th grand parent (gp) cross, e.g. (gp1 × gp2) × (gp3 × gp4), and e a h the associated error.
Mismatch base positions found among the 454-reads were scored using a scaling of the associated error probabilities (Q, see 'Scoring system for mismatch base positions' in Supplementary Information).
