Sentence examples for error for those from inspiring English sources
The margin of sampling error for those respondents is plus or minus 4 percentage points.
Based on Table 1, the averaged absolute error for those predictions is 0.82, while it is 2.25 for prior model.
It is somewhat difficult to establish the error for those latter data because of the way they were extracted from Wilke et al. (2012) by interpolation and extrapolation of data obtained at different pressure than those of the present experiments.
Here where "your reward your survival is based on your ability to impose your will on others," margins for error, for those hoping to escape, are infinitesimally small.
Although Alaska and Maryland had poverty rates of 9.9percentt in 2010, the margins of error for those states were greater than 0.3percentt.
For all genes, 1 was added to the counts to avoid a logarithmic error for those genes with zero counts.
Table 1 gives an account on the areas in the image covered by these distance intervals, the number of ground-truth points contained therein and the median registration errors for those points obtained with the proposed registration method.
Also, it is important to know that current popular genome sequencing and assembling strategies may cause assemblage errors for those highly similar multicopy genes, especially for 16S rRNA gene.
FACETS provides an estimate of the reliability of the differences between the logit scores by comparing the standard deviation of the station logit scores (0.10) with the root mean standard errors for those scores (0.1).
False discovery correction was not applied in the selection of the set of differential expressed genes because such approaches, while reducing type I errors for null associations can also increases the type II errors for those associations that are not null resulting in the exclusion of truly chemical responsive genes from the gene list [ 59, 60].
We can only postulate that this may be a function of a lower likelihood of treatment seeking or measurement error (for instance, those of 'Hispanic/Latino' descent may be less likely to self-report this as a personal identity).
