Sentence examples for declining error from inspiring English sources

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.

"Whenever you have such a stunning decline, errors become much more visible," Mr. Bennis said.

In 2011, we introduced the concept of a smoothed switch error, and a declining relationship of switch error as a function of lowering the high-frequency cutoff [ 8].

The rapidly declining cost, low error rate, and high throughput of existing second-generation platforms enables generation of whole-genome sequences (WGS) for inventory of standing pathogen genomic variation across space and time and development of powerful single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers [ 1– 4].

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.

The modified Poisson distribution represents the case that while both improvements (fewer 3MS errors) and declines (more 3MS errors) are possible, in general, there are more declines than improvements.

Joe Lockhart, who was a press secretary under President Bill Clinton, said that Mr. Bush undercut his credibility by declining to acknowledge any error on Iraq, from the intensity of the resistance United States forces have faced to the original justification for going into Iraq.

The recall of our method and SVDetect are almost identical, whereas CNVer, GASV, Breakdancer and CREST have drastically declining performances with increasing error rate.

As seen in Figure  4A, those methods' precision stabilizes around 99-100%, whereas precision declines with increasing coverage for SVDetect (this is consistent with SVDetect's declining performance with decreasing error rate, since increased coverage also results in more false mappings) and CREST.

Meir Stampfer, a Harvard epidemiologist, asserted that Teicholz's work is "riddled with errors", while declining to discuss them with me.