Sentence examples for error in numbers from inspiring English sources

Random error in numbers of avoidable deaths, often substantial, can be quantified by realistic error margins, based on appropriate statistical methods.

Samples that did not pass quality control because of excessive variance between replicates (>0.5 standard error in number of copies per haploid genome) were excluded from further analysis.

Furthermore, errors in numbers would probably be consistent at both levels (Junior and Senior) and should not drastically affect between-level comparisons.

Thus there might be errors in numbers for both the animal and the plant side of the searches and most likely we have overestimated the number of articles on sexual selection in plants.

Accordingly, errors in words were predominantly phonological, whereas errors in number words were mostly lexical.

Increased errors in number marking and naming in patients with chronic pain strongly suggest impairment of number-sense in this group in contrast to patients with AP and controls.

Both control and UCN3OE mice showed similar learning in the Barnes maze (39), as shown by measures of reduction in distance of the first hole checked from the escape hole (first error), reduction in number of errors made in each trial set, shorter latency to escape over 16 trials, and the strategy used to locate the escape hole.

But any mature discussion about economic policy needs to acknowledge the huge margin of error in the numbers we have.

29,000 sounds like a lot, but that's not even near the error in these numbers.

Random error in the numbers of avoidable deaths among cancer patients has not been considered in earlier studies.

In addition to error in the numbers of sepsis-related death, rates calculated in our study may also be biased by population estimates.