Sentence examples for day errors from inspiring English sources

The random day to day errors in patient position and quality assurance can be measured, minimized and accounted for in the margins allowed around the tumour (the set-up margin) and can be kept to less than 1 3 mm in most situations [ 3].

Measurements of mean cell length had a mean day to day error of 3%.

THE ARTS, PAGE E1 More SAT Errors Found For the third time in two weeks, the College Board raised its assessment of the extent of problems with the incorrect scoring of its October SAT examination.

And a generous margin is indefinitely applied to gloss over day-to-day errors ('oh, just a few bugs!') — allowing problematic functioning to be normalized and sanctioned in all but a handful of outlier instances.

On the other hand, if each outbreak lasted only one day, then monitoring single-day errors would be optimal.

Mean day-day relative errors of growth rate and promoter activity were 5%and11%1% respectively (see Methods).

Overall, we corrected ~ 30,000 min-errors, ~ 1000 h-errors and 138 day-errors in the arrival times of the total of 1334 distinct seismic stations.

Similarly called "hour-errors" and "day-errors" were usually a result of local bulletin producers failing to update the hours/days values in a case where the arrival time at a particular station was falling into the next hour/day as compared to the event origin.

Combined with the previous effect of increasing precession, this yields a one-day error in about 400 years.

The mean day-to-day error between fluorescence measurements for the arabinose system reporters was 9%, and below 17% for cell count.

These data are presented in Table 1, where the standard deviation describes the day-to-day error in the measured diffusion coefficient of each of these proteins.