Sentence examples for error in evaluation from inspiring English sources

The filtering procedure, which first applies a threshold (either slope or elevation) to classify vegetation high-points, and second a regional growing algorithm from these high-points, avoids the classification of high channel banks as vegetation, preserving existing channel morphology for subsequent interpolation (2.90 9.21% calibration error; 4.53 7.44% error in evaluation for slope threshold).

These different score values can bring about an error in evaluation of the gender type or the emotion class.

Here, we link these two components to find the optimal number of judges, balancing the cost of a judge with the cost of making an error in evaluation.

However, the traditional direct method may have significant errors in evaluation of the lost gas amount during the retrieval process of a core sample, because it did not take into account the impact of the pertinent pressure and thermal history to the gas emission profile.

The consequence of such errors in evaluation is inadequate treatment [ 23, 24].

Stephen E Lapinsky As Guy Richards points out, both clinical assessment and PAC measurement are associated with errors in evaluation and management.

Results show that aerodynamic forces along the span are not fully correlated, which indicates that the application of the strip assumption may overestimate the overall aerodynamic loading on large-span structures, and consequently may result in a large error margin in evaluation of flutter and aeroelastic response.

The technical quality of arthrometer tests may be a potential source of error in clinical evaluation and research studies.

For concrete-filled composite structures, the present analytical procedure can accurately predict the strengths, but there is a considerable error in the evaluation of ductility.

A detailed analysis of the mass transfer coefficient and spray heat transfer coefficient correlations is made, including the effect of the error in their evaluation on tower efficiency.

The results in accordance with this rigorous model are compared with those of the conventional equations based on the stirred tank model and the error in the evaluation of the kinetic constant can be as high as 26%.