Sentence examples for by a high error from inspiring English sources

As regards object-based neglect, one might argue that in the study of Hoeckner et al., [ 17] trials crossing a decade boundary were also generally much more difficult than trials not crossing that boundary, as documented by a high error rate of up to about 40% for the most difficult conditions (see also [ 36, 37] for the influence of decade crossing in healthy adults).

The analysis is further complicated by a higher error rate and uncertainty about how allele frequencies of previously unknown SNPs should be estimated [36, 40].

This is probably caused by a higher error rate of the real long reads than of the simulated ones.

Accordingly, each of the 5 compounds is predicted with a higher error by a support vector model build on the training data (mean error 0.86) compared to the leave-one-out approach (mean error 0.58).

They might have been knowingly photographed for a driver's license, or covertly filmed by a surveillance camera (which has a higher error rate).

For instance, it appears that the five-enzyme restriction protocol developed by [ 13] leads to a higher error rate per fingerprint, but provides the highest sensitivity compared with alternative techniques based on two or three-enzyme restrictions [ 15].

More errors were incorrectly identified as SNVs for HCV run 2 compared to HCV run 1 by both VarScan and ShoRAH, indicating a higher error rate for HCV run 2. VarScan's recall was greater than ShoRAH's for the HIV data, with 93% of true SNVs identified, compared to 81% for ShoRAH.

In case of bad link quality between device and coordinator, characterized by a high packet error rate (PER), this mode is more beneficial in terms of reliability and energy consumption compared to the retransmission strategy of the LLDN mode.

In the case of massively parallel DNA sequencers, the number of false positives caused by a high read error rate is a major problem.

RNA viruses ensure that they are maintained on a population level by a much higher error rate of the enzymes they use for genome replication and consequent higher levels of antigenic variability, causing waves of epidemic spread as confirmed for bat-borne RNA viruses in this study.

In addition to the genomic drift of influenza A virus that is caused by the high error rate in the process of replication of its genome, and the antigenic pressure on the HA and NA segments, the evolution of the virus is shaped by the reassortment process.