Sentence examples for benign error from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, we believe EIRUS to be very accurate, as only one value was in the benign error range [12].

We define two cases of misclassification as benign error: Misclassifying mono originals as color, and misclassifying text or picture or photo originals as mix.

The smoothing voter is an appropriate voter for applications in which maximising the number of correct outputs and minimising the number of benign errors of the system is the main concern, and a slight degradation in safety can be tolerated.

The rate error grid is presented in Fig. 3, consisting of 99.7 % accurate readings and 0.3 % benign errors.

Values outside zones A and B of the R-EGA corresponding to values in zones A and B of the Clarke error grid were considered benign errors.

Excluding "benign" errors, 9.8% (95% CI 7.2 12.4%), contained at least one error.

Two examples of benign errors include typographical errors and incorrect page or journal numbers in a reference.

At least 80% of measurements from current CGM devices lie within Zone A and B, deemed clinically accurate or benign errors, of the Clarke error grid (CEG) analysis.

If benign errors are excluded, the rate of major errors on applications is nearly 10%, which would place EM among the lowest of reviewed fields.

Continuous glucose error grid analysis (EGA) versus venous reference showed 96.5% (11,232/11,640) of the data categorized as clinically accurate, and a further 2.4% (274/11,640) were classified as benign errors.

Continuous glucose error-grid analysis, which assesses point and trend accuracy, showed 98.2% of readings in the A zone (clinically accurate) and 1.2% in the B zone (benign errors).