Sentence examples for comparatively error from inspiring English sources

A comparatively error- and worry-free approach is either to buy what he buys or buy a piece of Mr. Buffett, or rather his corporate alter-ego, Berkshire Hathaway.

Figure 3C also shows that the CART and BRT models provided mostly very accurate model fits, with the BRT model having a comparatively tighter error distribution compared to the wider distribution of the CART model.

While the MinION basecalls are emitted with a comparatively high error rate (Table 1), the majority of errors appear to be randomly distributed across the length of the reads, which is why increasing coverage can yield a consensus that matches variant calls from existing sequencing and genotyping platforms such as Illumina, Complete Genomes and Sequenom.

Similar to the results from the transition size study, the mesh sensitivity calculated from the radius of curvature method demonstrates comparatively smaller error measurements and smoother convergence.

Unit 6 and the 'total' thickness are exceptions, with much less scatter in the data and comparatively low error (< 18% and < 8% respectively).

A sum score was calculated and dichotomised with the upper tertile indicating a comparatively high error frequency.

This suggests comparatively many errors in the choice of noun premodifiers included in annotation span, a distinction that may not be of critical importance for many applications.

It is interesting to note that comparatively significant errors in both theoretical curves occur in late January roughly after day 110.

Very lipophilic chemicals may have biphasic kinetics but the slow second phase is the partitioning into the small volume of internal water, which is less extensive and causes comparatively small errors.

Comparatively large errors in fitting the P&I mortality data of the elderly (>64) were observed shortly after winter school closings in January, which may indicate the impact of younger, more active age groups transmitting influenza to other age groups outside of the school settings; in particular, to the elderly in the households.

These errors are comparatively small when compared with field measurement errors for hydraulic conductivity, however over long river reaches these errors can amount to significant volumes of water.