Sentence examples for declared error from inspiring English sources

For example, 89% of ARGOS location estimates from a recent northern elephant seal track (Costa et al. unpublished data) were of LC 0, A, B, or Z and, thus, had no declared error estimate.

ARGOS location estimates do not include complete error estimations, and for many marine organisms, the most commonly acquired locations (Location Class 0, A, B, or Z) are provided with no declared error estimate.

Dnaml's topology inference is robust across the range of declared error tested here, whereas Dnamlk sees some worsening of topological inference with high declared error values.

We show our main results as a series of figures relating actual and declared error to phylogenetic inference accuracy.

Both algorithms see worsening of branch-length inference with increased declared error; this was least pronounced with the highly informative t = 10−2 trees.

A novel pattern appears for t = 10−4 (red line) in which branch length inference apparently continues to improve beyond the point where declared error equals true error.

The tweet sent by a BBC reporter declaring that the Queen had died has been declared an "error".

Otherwise it declares an error.

Otherwise, the decoder declares an error.

If there is no such codeword, it declares an error.

This is because the downlink mobile is not interested in the uplink's message, thereby the failure of decoding uplink's message alone will not be declared as an error event at the downlink receiver.