Sentence examples for error may be small from inspiring English sources
While the difference in error may be small, the exclusion of the end slices as permitted in the NEMA NU2-2012 protocol should be followed anyway, as these end slices often suffer from high noise levels due to the low sensitivity of the scanner at the end of the axial FOV (Fig. 2).
Using incorrect discrimination constants, even though the error may be small, has the potential to lead to large errors in the estimation of food sources or trophic position [4], especially for ΔN and studies focused on few species or groups [3].
For large datasets such as the ones used in this study, sampling error may be small relative to misclassification error, and narrow 95% confidence intervals may give a false sense of certainty about estimated prevalence rates.
However, in the NHS recalled body weight at age 18 years was highly correlated with measured weight (Pearson coefficient r = 0.96) (34), so the degree of error may be small.
On the other hand, results for PaPaRa are based on reconstructed full-length query sequences (see the Supplementary Material for details) and in phylogenetic placement analyses its error may be smaller than reported.
While the long-term expected errors may be small, there are specific seasons or periods where the island effect can be potentially very significant (>100 %), for example the dry period in the middle of the growing season (days 40 to 50, Fig. 4E and F).
The method is found to be analogous with the respective short test method for airborne sound insulation, but here the possible errors may be smaller because two additional parameters of the airborne sound case are absent.
Video of the talk should be available soon from UW. I've tried to directly quote Bill as much as possible (bolded for those hungry for sound bytes), but there may be small errors in phrasing.
The estimate of the SIR from a standard cohort analysis will be correct even when a dependency is present between data, but the estimate of its standard error may be too small if the dependency between family members is not taken into account.
