Sentence examples for error shrink from inspiring English sources

This comparison is made in regard to estimation of a single set of grouped effects β inferred under Bayesian (or ridge) priors that, in aiming to reduce overall L2 error, shrink those effects toward zero.

TAMPA, Fla .— The United States's margin for error shrank considerably Tuesday night in a 1-1 tie with Cuba.

As Tom Spousta reports for The New York Times: "The United States's margin for error shrank considerably… sloppy mistakes replaced stylish play.

Basic hygiene and antibiotic overkill aren't hard to tell apart at home, but the margin of error shrinks dramatically in a factory.

With steady improvement through the years, the mean error shrank to less than 290 km (180 mi) in the late 1990s, and the mean error of 175 km (108 mi) in 2004 was the best to date.

Thereafter, as soon as the first peak of load arrives, the error shrinks significantly and becomes as low as 0.1 for ARVUE and 0.3 for CRAMP.

Once you start talking about dozens of polls taken by independent firms that all point in the same direction, the sample sizes go up and the margin of error shrinks.

The errors in your data will multiply while the margin of error will shrink making the poll appear more precise and rigorous.

As we reach more people, our poll will become more stable and the margin of sampling error will shrink.

At the very least, their margin of error will shrink drastically if they can't send Rhode Island home from Olean, N.Y., with its first A-10 loss.

But the margin for error has shrunk.