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By incorporating this model into the optimal control framework (Fig. 1), we can formulate OFC with learned dynamics (OFC-LD) which, besides minimizing energy consumption and end point error, incorporates the prediction uncertainties into the optimization process [27].

12 The obtained standard error incorporates the two sources of uncertainty, the standard error of the estimate for each of the m datasets and the random variation between estimates derived from different imputed datasets.

Hence, limiting the measurement error incorporated in the dependent variable seems to help improve the results for the Swiss franc.

Evolution of HIV-1 proceeds about 1 million times faster than that of the human genome, with approximately one error incorporated into the viral genome each time the virus is replicated [1].

Furthermore, for a measurement that is meant to be suitable for clinical settings, where different observers will acquire and analyse the data, the inter-observer error supersedes and incorporates the intra-observer error.

A regression model consists of two main elements; a deterministic term, linking the exposure to the outcome, and an error term which incorporates the residual variance of the observations, which is not expressed by the link function.

The mean SSM tracks showed 3.7% of high use area in the proposed buffer zone, but when error was incorporated, the amount of high-use area in the buffer zone almost tripled (to 9.7%) within this small region.

It should be noted that reducing estimation error by incorporating the information on ordering of groups contributes to reduction in the bias of the estimated regression parameter arising from measurement errors and small sample samples of exposures from highly overlapped groups.

The proposed design criterion is based on the mean-squared error of prediction which incorporates the prediction variance and the bias caused by fitting the wrong model.

This overall detection limit incorporates the error in measurement that arises from purging the initial solution into the KMnO4 solution, reducing the KMnO4 solution, diluting this reduced solution, and measuring the Hg concentration via CVAFS.

Note that whilst the 'E' component of the univariate models incorporates the error of measurement in individual variables, this is not the case in the "MZ differences" models that examine the aetiology of the association between the measured exposure and the disorder (unless measurement error is correlated across the exposure and the disorder, or across their reporting).