Sentence examples for error units from inspiring English sources

Finally, the mean human energy balance was significantly lower in the shade (−168 W m-2), thus lowering heat stress potential, with the model predicting ATS with little-to-no error (0.2 and 0.0 scale error units in sun and shade, respectively).

It is expressed in standard error units.

Scores > 1.96 standard error units from the controls were considered significant (P < 0.05).

In contrast, the number of random error units has a simple interpretation.

As multivariable adjustments influence the precision of the estimates of effect, adjustments will also influence the number of calculated random error units, however, the method of calculating random error units remains the same.

In contrast, the precision is rather high as the estimated number of random error units is only 810.

The 2D errors of the hand tracking experiment are shown in Table 3 where the error unit is denoted by pixel.

In most cases the expected value of each coefficient from one data set was within one standard error unit of the value of the coefficient in the other data set and in few cases (groups 6, 8, and 10) the difference was slightly higher than one standard unit.

In neural network terms, Eq. (A.3) says that error-units compute the difference between expectations at one level and predictions from the level above (where ξ (i ) are precision weighted prediction errors at the ith level of the hierarchy).

Abbreviations: RS = point estimates of relative survival ; SE = standard error (percent units); a difference in percent units; b the differences between RS estimates were tested using model-based period analysis; c age-adjusted.

The colour in each element is the error (in units of voxels) of the marker tracking method for each point on the 3D grid.