Sentence examples for calculating uncertainties from inspiring English sources

Correctly calculating uncertainties not only allows a correct assessment of the experimental data obtained, but can also be used to decide which measurements need to have the highest precision to achieve a certain accuracy, thus saving money on the others.

The method is based on calculating uncertainty spheres for a specific confidence level obtained by kernel modelling through a weighted resampling of the point cloud.

We present results as means ± 1 SD, calculating uncertainty from 500 Monte Carlo simulations that randomly sampled from normal distributions of the CRF, as reported by the epidemiology studies, and modeled present-day concentrations (SD = 25% of simulated value).

We used the calculated uncertainties to correct rainfall accumulations which improved the agreement among disdrometers, although apparently overcorrected the accumulation for one of the instruments.

These covariance matrices will be used to test a new collapsing algorithm which will subsequently be employed to calculate uncertainties on integral parameters in different fast neutron-based systems.

Observed and calculated uncertainties are represented by solid lines and dashed lines.

(B) The calculated uncertainties and observed error rates for models logP3-1a and logP3-1b are shown in red and green, respectively.

Further, the cost to develop libraries, implement extensive sampling programs needed for verifying the MST method, and calculate uncertainties associated with the method are legitimate issues, which requires attention before exploiting the MST method at watershed scale.

Repeat calibrations the following day confirmed that these results were within the calculated uncertainties.

We calculate uncertainty and error bars based on either standard deviation, or standard error or on a confidence interval (at a level of confidence of 95%%).

Using a case study, we calculated uncertainty bounds for the predictive time period using methods with/without differentiation of interpolation and extrapolation cases.