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Experimental results show that (i) the intensity nonuniformity significantly affects the pointing error, with the exception of the retroreflector aberration when the retroreflector array for the CP/CM system was designed, (ii) the pointing error can be controlled to sub-microradian levels.

As shown in Table 5, within the range of pseudo-reduced temperatures ((1.15 le T_{pr} le 3)) and pseudo-reduced pressures ((0.2 le P_{pr} le 15)), Eq. 14 outperforms Heidaryan et al.'s (2010) correlation in terms of correlation regression coefficient, average percentage error and root mean square of error, with the exception of maximum percentage error.

The same holds for the t error with the exception of three false alarm rates: 1, 4, and 6.

The nurses scored statistically higher than the students in knowledge and certainty assessment, both overall and for each discipline, and lower in the corresponding risks of error, with the exception of the topics general pharmacology and dispensing tasks.

For FAA Asx D/L (Fig. 9a) all corals follow the same racemization trend within error, with the exception of the two most heavily sampled cores (PAN; yellow and HAV; dark green) where the latter shows a significantly faster rate of degradation.

While the classifiers that we keep only provide small improvements in terms of classification error (with the exception of T1D), they have a significantly better trade-off between precision (at least 55%) and recall (at least 28%) than the baseline classifier (which would classify all individuals as controls).

This exercise showed that all fields used in the present study had less than 2% errors with the exception of maternal height (4.4%), estimated gestation (5.6%), and induction of labour (6.4%).

For each back-end system, omitting the feature enhancement produces the highest error rates with the exception of DM enhancement on the LDA+MLLT+SAT+f-bMMI back-end, which gives the highest average error rate on RealData.

But, such estimates are usually subject to large sampling errors, because with the exception of the sas12 overlap that has a sizeable fraction of SS sites (fig. 1), overlapping regions typically have few SS sites.

Predicted values of these attributes had low error (< 10%) with the exception of goethite, and enabled building maps similar to those with measured values, demonstrating the DRS importance for clay, iron oxide and adsorbed phosphate mapping of large areas and at detailed scale.

The values of the mean relative error are <20%% (with the exception of Cape Verde, Comoros, and Libya).