The phrase "associated an error" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a relationship between something and an error, but the structure is incorrect.
Example: "The system has associated an error with the recent update."
Alternatives: "linked to an error" or "related to an error."
The real-time and many-query contexts are often much better served by a model reduction technique such as the reduced basis approximations and associated a posteriori error bound estimation revised in this work.
This new measurement is associated with an error model G which reflects a certain degree of uncertainty associated with the new experiment.
Each formulation is associated with an "error wave", which is essentially a hydrodynamic wave when the mean flow Mach number is small.
The indicated epochs of rapid SV fluctuations are associated with an error of ±0.3 year.
In comparison, the VLBI technique is associated with an error caused by the propagation media.
Thus the surprise associated with an error is log2(1/ pe) and with a correct is log2(1/ pc).
A quality score of Q30 was used [Q30 being associated with an error rate (namely the probability that a base is called erroneously) of 0.1%].
As most important component, the potential of patient harm associated with an error or rule violation was assessed and entered the "calculation".
Despite the low computational cost, observations that are close to the thresholds are likely to be misclassified, as analytical methods associate an error term with each observation (Cakmak et al., 2012; Cicek and Ozsoyoglu, 2012).
As the directional semivariogram showed the spatial distribution of the model residuals did not vary with direction, ordinary kriging was used to convert the point risk-values into a continuous risk surface, with an associated standard error map.
