This line crystallizes one core issue: Developments in environmental science are almost by nature incremental, contentious and laden with statistical analyses including broad "error bars".
The relatively broad error range of the VA estimate implies that its exact value remains uncertain, but it is unlikely to fall above 0.1.
The estimated genetic correlation between experience categories was positive and very close to unity (rG = 0.931±0.940, LRT χ2 = 0.00, df = 1, p = 1.0), but it had a broad error range and therefore did not differ significantly from zero either (LRT χ2 = 2.46, df = 1, p = 0.117).
The definition of neonatal hypoglycemia must take into consideration the broad error limits of glucose measurements, particularly when less accurate glucose meters are used.
The crown divergence of Echimyidae is estimated at 16.3 Ma with a broad error bar (95% HPD: 11.3, 21.7), followed shortly at 14.3 Ma 10.119.09.0) by the divergence of the main arboreal clade from terrestrial echimyids.
According to the results herein, mitigating broad human errors by systemic remedies is ineffective, unless the targeted human error is comprehensively identified and an appropriate intervention strategy on frontline operators can be directly exerted.
Another drawback is that it has to be set as a prior distribution (i.e. normal distribution) with a high standard deviation which leads to broad estimation errors (HPD95% limits).
The resulting increase of 293,650% -- perhaps more since 2013 -- isn't an accurate gauge of danger, especially given that names are added to the list based on vague, broad, and error-prone standards.
The plot showed broader standard errors for comparisons in the 20 100 kb region, but this was due to smaller numbers of SNP separated by those gaps.
