Sentence examples for error justified from inspiring English sources

First, that despite the apparently conclusive results, legitimate concerns about bias and random error justified new trials.

19 Reporting assessment of ≥1 measurement property; Including content, construct or criterion validity, internal consistency, interpretability, responsiveness, reliability or absolute measurement error; justified for self-report PA questionnaires (SRPAQs) by an International Delphi study.

Elsewhere, a report from February 2013 again mentions the input error, justifying the inclusion: "In cases where T1=T2, usually this reflects a data entry error.

The normal distribution is the most common way to model noise and errors, justified by the central limit theorem.

Thus, he said, the process "allows error to justify error" through its efforts to respect the decisions of juries.

Therefore, the use of a conditional logistic regression model, when the exposures are measured with error, is justified by having a random-effect exposure model.

As it would seem improbable that the same rare events are consistently incorporated in these steps, the alternative conclusion that the preparatory amplifications did not markedly contribute to overall error seems justified.

The low number of small errors is justified because FPs are distributed in a large time window (from few milliseconds to seconds) and not only in the 20 50-ms 20 50-ms

Our reported error rate as 0.73%% give scope for future work to extend present study as reported error rate justify that proposed technique is promising.

Ms. Harris, the justices ruled, had misinterpreted Florida election law by holding that only a machine error could justify a manual recount, even though the law clearly anticipates manual recounts in cases where ballots have not been accurately counted.

Then CTB did something that it would not do in any other state: it simply raised the comparative rankings of many Tennessee students, and lowered some others, to conform with Mr. Sanders's statistical models -- even though the company could find no error to justify those changes.