A GOP-backed bill in Congress last year promised $30 billion in such savings, but the declining error rates cast doubt on that claim.
The presence of adaptation to the delayed force field is seen clearly by analyzing the short movements of the training sessions: there is a process of learning during sessions 3 5 (declining error), which is also highlighted by after-effect in catch-trials at the end of these sessions (Figure 2). Figure 3 a,b illustrates the decreasing error using the MPD error metric.
The decline in errors has a substantial list of contributing factors, including superior equipment, better-tended fields and more conservative official scorers.
The results demonstrate that the method enables to decline transmission errors, decrease the maximum contact stress, lessen the tooth end stress, and cut down the circumferential displacement difference, effectively.
David Blumenthal, president of the Commonwealth Fund, told Cohn that the decline in errors is "historic" and unprecedented in U.S. medical history.
The older participants, in contrast, exhibited a rather continuous decline of errors, which nevertheless were overall larger than in the young participants.
This decline in error with increasing scale suggests that reported errors from spatial modelling studies are likely to exceed those that occur at the scale of operational application.
Examination of changes in prediction error with spatial scale demonstrated a gradual decline in error from the plot level with increasing scale.
Examination of changes in error with increases in spatial scale demonstrated a gradual decline in error from the plot level with increasing scale.
Obvious sources of error, such as seasonality, solar angle variation, and complexity of landcover identification, do not explain the decline in error.
