Sentence examples for error per unit from inspiring English sources

We use the throughput formula defined in [8], as the net number of information bits that are transmitted without error per unit time.

Usually, throughput is defined as the number of information bits that are transmitted without error per unit-time.

Species with shorter generation times tend to have higher rates of molecular evolution, presumably because they accumulate more DNA replication errors per unit time [ 51].

However, since frequency is a function of the number of procedures that have been carried out, we therefore deemed the frequency of errors per unit of procedure as a more appropriate measure.

Alternatively, this pattern may be driven by an indirect connection between rates and parasitism: for example, parasitic plants tend to be smaller than their non-parasitic relatives, which may result in more cell generations per year, thus a higher rate of mutations arising from DNA copy errors per unit time.

c(t) Non-removed error rate per unit of time.

β parameter estimate, SE; standard error ** per unit of log-transformed aluminium *** per SD of log-transformed aluminium.

Production cost (per unit input).

The gain in standard error per cost unit decreases with increasing cost until it reaches a more or less steady state.

A real breakthrough in technology, Dr. Church said, would be the ability to sequence a human genome for $5,000 with an accuracy of one error per 100,000 units.

When modelled as Berkson-type error, risk ratios per unit of measurement were biased away from the null hypothesis by 2%to31%1%, whereas risk ratios per IQR were attenuated (i.e. biased toward the null) by 5% to 34%.