Sentence examples for coverage error from inspiring English sources
"The point of this was to try to quantify the coverage error," said Michael Planty, an author of the report.
Findings suggest that the error is distributed among all types of error, but is particularly large for unit nonresponse and coverage error.
Tverdovsky's failing was a coverage error that led to a 2-on-1 break and resulted in Shaun Van Allen's winning goal in Game 1. Tverdovsky, a strong skater, looked rusty Saturday night in his first game since April 28.
Nate Cohn, of the Times, has reviewed potential pollster error and suggests that so-called coverage error — defined as the failure to contact each likely voter with equal probability — and other problems lead to an undersampling of Democratic-leaning voters.
Rothschild and his co-authors suggest that defects in polling arising from coverage error are unlikely to have been fully corrected this year, especially since Internet-based polling is still in its early stages of development.
After Madieu Williams's coverage error, it was a Moss fumble that ended Washington's second come-from-behind effort (can't blame the veteran receiver too much – linebacker Chase Blackburn made a great strip on the ball).
City boosters in Philadelphia and New York had charged the 1870 enumeration with excessive coverage errors, and President Grant had taken the unusual step of ordering a recount of those cities.
The odd-man rush resulted from two coverage errors by the Senators -- one by defenseman Karel Rachunek, who chose to cover Marshall, and the other by right wing Martin Havlat, who chose to stop covering Friesen as he skated down the slot.
Meanwhile, compared with NEXRAD observations, the WRF simulations of the convection system have both position and coverage errors (Figs. 1, 2).
Confidence intervals estimated from the asymptotic sampling variance tend to exhibit coverage below the nominal level, with overestimates of k comprising the great majority of coverage errors.
However, large scale survey has limitations (e.g., nonsample errors including nonresponse, coverage errors and measurement errors), which may influence the accuracy of estimation.
