Sentence examples for both levels of error from inspiring English sources

For both levels of error tolerance we identified the ten most sensitive and ten most specific models – giving a total of 40 models.

Both levels of annotation unveil different types of errors in the corresponding stages of cell tracking, as shown in figures 3 and 4. Segmentation errors have some influence on the partitioning annotation: while over-segmentation is compensated for in the partitioning annotation, both mis-segmentation and under-segmentation lead to a certain loss of information.

Means-tested benefits are costly to administer and prone to high levels of error.

George Osborne, the shadow chancellor, said: "Tax credits are in Gordon Brown's empire and he cannot blame anyone else for the appalling levels of error and fraud.

His chief weapon was tax credits, which got significant money to needy families, but have also been plagued with high levels of error and fraud.

The subtleties of jokes, sarcasm, slang and general context can prove difficult for algorithms to categorise and make any non-human investigation of a collection of opinions prone to high levels of error.

Performance measures are presented over increasing levels of error tolerance.

When treatments are evaluated at different stress levels, they tend to have different levels of error variation.

We recommend that researchers report, and practitioners consider, levels of error and bias introduced to predictive species-distribution models.

The synthetic data are statistically consistent with hypothesized levels of error in the KdV equation, initial condition and observing system.

Hawkins and Buttery (2010) propose using levels of usage (or negatively, levels of error) at each proficiency level to identify to which level a feature is criterial.