Sentence examples for error in density from inspiring English sources

Li, C., Zheng, X., Cohen, A. J., Mori-Sánchez, P. & Yang, W. Local scaling correction for reducing delocalization error in density functional approximations.

The error in determining the effective atomic number is less than 5% for Zeff>25 and less than 10% for light materials (Zeff<15), while the error in density estimation is always smaller than 3%.

Open image in new window Fig. 8 Adjusting Gardner coefficients for lowest possible errors in density prediction from velocity data.

In order to incorporate the errors in density determination into the image, the density anomalies only below 1.96 g cm−3 are mapped.

The errors in density and concentration were not correlated (R = 0.063, P = 0.09), either for the single solutes or for the batches.

Given that the correlation between the density of single SNPs only explains 6.5% of the density in coincident SNPs, it is evident that the poor correlation is not due to sampling error in the density of coincident SNPs.

After analyzing them we find no clear indications of a significant representativeness error in electron density profiles due to the spherical assumption above 120 km height.

Moreover, it is noted that the error in the density ratio predicted by the model is directly correlated with the magnitude of the spurious velocities on (curved) interfaces.

We focus here on the Sieverts technique, which in a poorly designed apparatus may produce errors ∼100% in the quantity of absorbed hydrogen owing to a realistic 25% error in the density of a light-atom sample.

Next, the experiment is conducted to verify the effect on localization error in different density of anchor nodes.

A UV holographic diffuser was used to broaden laser beam size (approximately 20 mm2) to minimize error in power density calculation.