However, it is focused on situations in which there is some knowledge either on the standard errors attached to the error-prone variables or on the misclassification rate, on situations in which validation data in which both true and error-prone variables have been assessed in a sub-populations, or in which instrumental variables are available.
The error bars attached to the HFT results in this figure represent only errors originating from the tensile strength measurement.
Observe the error bars attached to the boundaries of nucleosomes reported by NO rMAL, which indicate the positional variance (or 'fuzziness') of the corresponding boundary (each bar has length ).
Furthermore, the study revealed a considerable error attached to the simulation of both high and low flows, as well as, piezometric levels, for every ETp data set, which was most likely magnified by the coarse time and spatial scales used in the current modelling.
The methodology is applied to a case study – the Brixton tower, South Africa – and it is found that 40% of strokes detected as part of a flash that attached to the Brixton tower have median error ellipses including the location of the tower.
In other words, we have no information of systemic errors attached to the method [ 42].
Whenever I tried, I repeatedly received two disturbing messages: "A device attached to the system is not functioning" and "Error start program.
When making this assumption about the measurement error, numbers can be attached to the answering categories of the items and summed over all items of the questionnaire.
The isometric forces were recorded by a force-transducer (Model 363-D3-50-20P1, Revere TransduCArs, TUSAin, CA, USA) that responds linearly within a load ranging between 0 and 250 kg with a reproducibility error of 0.1% attached to the ankle dynamometer.
Error margins (standard deviation) are attached to the estimates.
The proposed protocol is able to eliminate sequencing errors by using individual barcodes attached to the sequencing fragments.
