Sentence examples for effective error rate from inspiring English sources

Considering that only a small portion of those 454 sequencing mistakes are base replacement errors [ 39], the effective error rate is even lower.

In beef breeds, a negative relationship between the number of effective ancestors and imputation error rate was observed, but the breeds with the highest number of effective ancestors (Charolais and Limousine) also had the largest reference populations.

"We have no idea how this technology works, if it is effective, and what its error rate is," she said.

The relationship between the number of effective ancestors and imputation error rate is illustrated in Figure  3.

The model tests the effect of reference population size, relationship between reference and validation populations, level of linkage disequilibrium at 70 kb, and number of effective ancestors on imputation error rate.

One of the effective techniques to reduce the error rate in memories is through ECC.

Generally, our estimation method is effective in that the average error rate of images tested under various intensities is less than 15% and the standard deviation is within 13%.

If the biomarker-positive subgroup is too small, it may be difficult to enroll a suitable trial, and if the biomarker-negative subgroup is too small, it may not be cost effective to screen when the error rate of the assay is considered.

In order to extract soft-bit information effectively without degrading the packet error rate performance, we introduce bit-rounding and effective-bit threshold adjustment techniques to achieve such.

Thus, filtering does not seem to be an effective strategy to control type I error rate.

It offered effective control of the type 1 error rate regardless of gene size and linkage disequilibrium (LD) pattern among markers, and did not need permutation or simulation to evaluate empirical significance.