Sentence examples for error chance from inspiring English sources

Majority vote does not perform properly when the error chance in task execution is high.

The false alarm rate is limited for the obvious reason that selection of any of the fillers in a TA lineup is an error; chance response rates are properly limited to 1/N, where N is the lineup size.

It is based on using in situ conventional well logging data, which is more representative to wettability condition and also have less error chance than routine core measurements of porosity and permeability.

The Spearman ρ indicates a slight correlation with r = 0.161, while the non-linear Kendall τ-B is calculated with r = 0.141 - both with an error chance around 10.5%.

Approximately 10% of gene-disease association studies are affected by statistically significant deviation from HWE, which could result from genotyping error, chance, inbreeding, non-random mating, differential survival of marker carriers, genetic drift, population stratification, or a combination of these reasons [20], [60].

This is caused partly by random error (chance) and partly by systematic differences between the trials.

The higher the cognitive load, the higher error chances.

The ransomware wanted to avoid activating itself in an environment like this, so it was designed to ping a certain unregistered domain — say, afn38sj729.com — and if it returns anything but a DNS error, chances are that its traffic is being manipulated, so it shuts down to avoid further analysis.

Furthermore, the Sidak's posthoc test was chosen because it provides an optimised balance between Type I and Type II errors compared to the two other tests available under the pairwise comparisons options in SPSS- the Least Significant Difference (LSD) Test (equivalent to an uncorrected t-test) with a high Type I error chances and Bonferroni's test with low power and high Type II error chances.

The system, based on the COgnitive Performance and Error (COPE) model, provides its users with physiological, predicted performance and predicted error-chance feedback.

As an example, ≥44 errors in a 70 trials session indicated perseveration, between 43 and 27 errors was chance performance, and ≤26 errors showed accurate responding to the newly correct lever.