Sentence examples for error widened from inspiring English sources

Following treatment, the bias was unchanged at 0.0 l/minute, but the limits of agreement widened to ± 0.78 l/minute and percentage error widened to 42.0%.

Percent differences in Additional file 4: Table S3 increased in the unadjusted models, but remained relatively similar to Table  2 in the exposure adjusted and fully adjusted models while standard errors widened in all models.

The cost of unreliable performance is that the margins of error are widened.

At a time when the economy is as strong as it has ever been, and when Mr Bush has suffered three miserable weeks of campaigning, Mr Gore's lead is mostly within the margin of error and is widening only a little.

The proposed novel module can be used as the building block of more complex flexures to improve their stiffness characteristics, diminish their error motions and widen their stability region.

Boundary separation quantifies response caution and modulates the speed accuracy trade-off: At the price of an increase in RTs, participants can decrease their error rate by widening the boundary separation (e.g., Forstmann et al., 2008 ).

When the mass accuracy shifts the mass error window needs to be widened to perhaps 10 22 ppm, which greatly increases the false positive rate.

Although this limitation could have widened CIs due to random error, we have no reason to believe that the error is larger in some neighbourhoods than others, which would lead to biased estimates.

We see a clear decrease in the proportion of errors assigned to neighboring peaks as we move towards the end of the read, which is most likely due to the increase in pyrosequencing errors caused by widening flow value distributions.

A coroner's report identified a series of errors by medical staff and police later widened their inquiry to include the deaths of a number of other babies at the hospital.

However, under more extreme circulatory conditions thermodilution behaved less reliably with widened limits of agreement and precision errors (42.0%).