Sentence examples for definition of error from inspiring English sources

definition of error bars as s.d. or s.e.m.m

Based on this new definition of error, an optimization model is established to get the global optimized tool axis trajectory surface.

As perceived violations are captured and corrected preemptively, they do not fit Reason's widely accepted definition of error as "failure to achieve an intended outcome".

Cage's highly forgiving definition of error, as "simply a failure to adjust immediately from a preconception to an actuality," has helped temper my self-judgmental parameters of right and wrong, all or nothing.

We used the following definition of error for evaluating the performance of the proposed method, textrm{error (dB)}=10log_{10}left int_{0}^{infty}left|,f_{alpha,gamma}(r -f_{alpha,gamma}^{^{text{app}}}(r -f_{alpha,gamma}ght)^{frac{1}{2}}. (32) Fig. 3 Mixture approximation error.

This error rate is higher than that reported here, possibly due to differences in the definition of error (26).

The operational definition of errors used in this study is as follows: Diagnostic errors were deemed to have occurred when the history or physical examination did not match the problem or diagnosis stated in the medical records.

Based on the definitions of error items to be measured, the model of each deviation will be determined.

Previous reviews have examined evidence of the impact of CPOE on medication errors, but have used highly variable definitions of "error".

According to the definitions of error bounds in our algorithm, the gradient (or Hessian) of the model function must be bounded if there exists a constant such that the gradient (or Hessian) norm of the objective function is bounded.

These differences are mainly due to diverse definitions of error types and methodological approaches chosen by investigators based on the particular documentation practices in their health care system.