Sentence examples for error in the scoring from inspiring English sources

The gold medal in the 1928 Olympic platform event was intitially awarded to Farid Simaika of Egypt before a tabulation error in the scoring was discovered, and Desjardins was declared the winner, interrupting the Egyptian national anthem at the medal ceremony.

Due to an error in the scoring system, the gold medal in the event was originally awarded to Ukrainian athlete Mariia Pomazan.

Thus it is appropriate to compare the three systems and this will not lead to differential error in the scoring of the copy numbers.

The value of #∼speciesij can be zero for some domain pairs in Dint that do not occur in P∼nt, which causes an error in the score calculation.

Minimal detectable change (MDC) is defined as the minimal change that falls outside the measurement error in the score of an instrument used to measure a symptom.

An article on Thursday about errors in the scoring of the College Board's SAT exams misspelled the given name of a spokesman for the National Collegiate Athletic Association who commented on the effect on student athletes.

Chuang and Lin 2009 presented a reassigning credit scoring model (RCSM) integrating ANN and case-based reasoning (CBR -based CBR -basedtion teclassificationdividual creditechniquelied that the proposed hybrid model was more accurate than other commonly used credit scoring methods and also contributed to a reduction in type I errors in the scoring system.

An observation set was defined as containing an error in the aggregate score if the aggregate score differed from the aggregate score that would have been obtained if (1) all weights assigned to the vital signs were correct, and (2) the summation of those vital sign weights was correct.

When Barbara, who is attractive, blond and self-possessed, points out some tiny errors in the score, he is impressed and takes an immediate, proprietary interest in her.

One possible source of error in the weighted scoring system is under or over self-reporting of symptoms, such as the individual ranked as low probability who was found clinically asthmatic in the absence of reported symptoms on the questionnaire.

"Abadíe and Imbens (2016)" refers to the use of the asymptotic standard errors derived in Abadíe and Imbens (2016), which take into account the estimation error in the propensity score.