Sentence examples for error would be small from inspiring English sources
However, we believe that any such systematic error would be small considering the difference in the spatial scale of the viscoelastic relaxation effect mentioned above.
Therefore, the effect that we may have possibly missed in the other experimental groups because of a type II error would be small.
Generally, the measurement error would be smaller than the statistical error of sampling at a large sample size.
But since the γ-ray dose estimates were estimated based on annual averages, the likely errors would be small.
The associated estimation errors would be smaller than the margin of errors associated with measurement of other key design inputs such as waste properties (e.g., hydraulic conductivity) and wider variation of these properties at a given site due to heterogeneous nature of waste.
If the biological effects of binding of TF A and B are similar, the reduction in fitness caused by such errors would be smaller.
The results are in agreement with previous research indicating that such errors would be smaller if the head model were extended below the brain (Bruno et al. 2003; Lanfer et al. 2012).
Since it seems likely that these belong to the same species and the effect on the error estimates would be small, a 96% cut-off value was used instead of 97%.
The uncertainty associated with these predictions does not concern sampling error (which would be small when based on the relatively large numbers of cases under study), but the unquantifiable bias when trends in some cancers behave in a manner that is inconsistent with the assumptions of the statistical analysis of past rates.
The approximation errors due to the offsets of the measurement points from the crack plane would be small if Δh is sufficiently small.
Each data point for the post-processing execution time is an average over 6 iterations; the standard deviations illustrated with error bars would be smaller than the line thickness and are thus not indicated in either figure.
