Sentence examples for error in size from inspiring English sources

A robust scalar measure of the error in size measurement is used to compare different size measurement methods.

As particle size decreases, error in size analysis from inadequate dispersion increases (Moudgil 2006).

If possible, the following matching algorithm was used: the lesion should be at least <50% margin of error in size and should be found in the same or adjacent segment.

In addition it should be at least <50% margin of error in size [ 28], in the same or adjacent size category [ 26, 30, 31] or should have a size difference of <4 mm [ 29] to be considered as a true positive.

First, penetration of the sensillum cuticle could have produced some sampling error in spike size depending on proximity to the OSNs recorded.

Pressure changes of 30 hPa result in a 1% error in sizing.

We estimated the fragment sizes to be 675, 782, 920 and 1410 bp, implying that the error in sizing was 0.4, 0.6, 1.1, and 1.9%, respectively (Fig. 4B).

This review discovered that the original design process of the I-35W bridge led to a serious error in sizing some of the gusset plates in the main truss".

The error in sizing is modeled using a Gaussian distribution [6], the measured crack length is the sum of the actual crack length and the sizing error.

The error in sizing of the crack is modeled with Gaussian distribution with zero mean and a standard deviation equal to 2.4 × 10−3 mm.

The estimation of the crack length is affected by measurement errors, which is modeled with an additive variable: l meas (t I,  x,  θ ) =  l (t I,  x,  θ ) +  ϵ, where ϵ denotes the error in sizing of the crack, its value may be greater than zero (the crack length is overestimated) or less than zero (the crack length is underestimated).