Sentence examples for demonstrated an error from inspiring English sources
This is lower than the estimate done in 1988 for all GenBank sequences deposited at the time, which demonstrated an error of ~0.3% [ 25].
19 The authors demonstrated an error of formula for estimating the PFM in terms of constant coefficient of age compared with measured body fat by BIA in Figures 3 and 4. The overall difference was comparable in the younger and middle-aged groups, but the graph began to diverge at 50 years of age, with the difference increasing as age increased.
Validation using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) images and Chinese high-resolution satellite imagery demonstrated an omission error of 3.8% and a commission error below 1.0%.
The following figure shows an example of the student who demonstrated an interpretation error in the differentiation of ( y=4{x}{{raisebox{1ex}{$3$} left/ raisebox{-1ex raisebox{-1ex sin x ).
Dr. Bright's approach further demonstrated an affective error when he told me that when it comes to diagnosing MSA, he doesn't "circle the wagons around the diagnosis unless they're sure".
Also, the radios demonstrated a bit error rate of less than 10−6.
The following figure shows an example of the student who demonstrated a procedural error in the differentiation of y = 3x 4 − tan x csc x.
We double-checked the sequence of the nucleotide region where the plausible frameshift could occur and demonstrated a sequencing error in all four targets.
In terms of accuracy, the DUQOL is the test that has demonstrated a lower error of measurement (higher accuracy in the central area of the continuum).
However, PVPIdisplayed was significantly lower than PVPIcalculated.In addition to a bias of -0.64 ± 0.22 Bland-Altman analysis demonstrated a percentage error of 22% and upper and lower limits of agreement of -0.199 and -1.075.
A subsequent evaluation of the angular error of the QSI-FOD peaks in ROI-2 demonstrated an average angular error of approximately 5 6°, with an average (acute) fiber crossing angle of approximately 73° (Fig. 5).
