Sentence examples for error level for from inspiring English sources

The level of accuracy of this approach is also dependant on the acceptance criteria and the target error level for admixtures.

The error level for shadow profiles of location (68.7 Km) is comparable to error levels using full information, which are typically between 57.2 Km and 28.3 Km [14].

Notably, the global error level for the E qrC mechanism is on the same scale as the error level for the E qr and EC mechanism (Nicholson-Shain: [-5.6,-5.1], SVR: [-7.6,-7.3], GPR: [-11.4,-10.9]), whindicatesathatthet the proposed estimation of diffusion coefficients is extensible to more complex reaction mechanisms.

Furthermore, we show that the proposed DG-H schemes are nearly as efficient as the DG and Interior-Penalty (IP) schemes as these schemes produce results that are relatively at the same error level for approximately a similar CPU time.

Preliminary results show that the targeted QSPR method yields predictions within the experimental error level for compounds well represented in the database and fairly accurate estimates for complex compounds that are sparsely represented.

The experimental results were used to examine the accuracy of the established computer model, giving a derivation scale ranging from 1.1% to 6.1% which is an acceptable error level for general engineering simulation.

The results presented indicate essentially equivalent error levels for both the hydrostatic and nonhydrostatic systems of equations for the present case of airflow over an isolated mountain.

Increase in communication frequency between the DD components reduces the explicit coupling's error, but makes it less efficient than the implicit coupling at comparable error levels for all noise strengths considered.

In addition, the plots of error levels for the LoCoH constructions (Fig. 3) indicate that a-LoCoH constructions were less sensitive than the k- and r-LoCoH constructions to variation in the proportional changes to the values of the parameters around their optimal values.

TUIUIU can deal with bigger error levels, for instance up to 14% of the size of the repeat sought.

In contrast, unsupervised imputation constitutes a conservative approach that does not use the whole available information and reflects the normal error levels for each test better than supervised imputation, whilst also acknowledging that the unsupervised version is more volatile with respect to the true clinical outcome, but not the variability of the tests.