Sentence examples for change the error from inspiring English sources
We then change the error skewness using the aforementioned error distribution model.
In this paper, we propose an adaptive ECC which provides opportunity and flexibility of adaptively to change the error correction capability according to interconnection's reliability level, reducing the power consumption of the interconnection network.
Considering XPR prediction, it is possible to conclude that the choice of S does not change the error significantly, but on the other hand, directive models with an higher value of αr seem to perform better.
For SLC, determining the verify level of the programming state is a simple problem because there is only one program state and the margin between the erase state and the program state is sufficiently large so that small changes in the margin will not change the error rates noticeably.
We examined all pairwise differences among pathogen and host genotypes using conservative Bonferroni corrections for multiple comparisons, since this method did not change the error structure of the split-plot design.
Refining the accuracy of that jumper should certainly be on Shumpert's summer to-do list, but even a more precise stroke would not change the errors in his judgment.
Working with different b-values or with a different noise levels does not significantly change the errors.
Though some paths show opposite polarity in values of the relative velocity change, the errors in those paths are not so large compared to other paths.
This adjustment of sampling points in turn changes the error information and affects filter coefficients for pulse amplitude modulation.
As for requests per second and all that technical stuff, I'm going to make an educated guess that that's mainly to do with the hardware and what's running on it just changes the error message when it fails.
This changes the error bars in Figure 3C slightly, particularly at F = 0.5-1 pN, which the reviewers correctly noted were too small in the original submission.
