Sentence examples for error yields from inspiring English sources

When the wireless channels have four hops, as shown in Figure 7, the precoding design to minimize the individual soft detection error yields a significant performance gain than that of the design to maximize the individual mutual information value.

which is a variable step size (VSS) that is adaptive to change as square sensing error e m 2(n); a smaller error incurs a smaller step size to ensure the stability of the gradient descent while a larger error yields a larger step size to accelerate the convergence speed of this algorithm [12].

She would eventually write, "When the good fight is fought, error yields up its weapons and kisses the feet of Love while white-winged peace sings to the heart a song of angels".

The quadratic form takes into account the variance of each score, use of the compound score without acknowledgement of covariate error yields lower power.

E a, b) denotes the number of errors in an optimal right extension of a and b: E (a, b ) = min { min l ∈ [ 1, | a | ] e d (a [ 1, l ], b [ 1, | b | ] ), min l ∈ [ 1, | b | ] e d (a [ 1, | a | ], b [ 1, l ] ) }. Considering the three possible types of error, we assume that skipping the actual error yields an optimal extension of the remaining suffixes.

It has been reported that about 45% of the adult population suffer musculoskeletal pain [18] and the sample size calculation for a 5% type 1 error and a 20% type 2 error yielded 186 subjects in each group.

Internal consistency analysis which refers to the extent to which the measured variance in the score reflects the true score rather than random error yielded good reliability [ 18].

Since the cytoplasm segmentation process depends on the result of the nucleus segmentation, hence, the 8% (100 - 92%) error yielded by the nucleus segmentation affects directly on the cytoplasm extraction accuracy.

The standard deviation of the distribution of half helical pitches of the fully cofilin-decorated filaments was 3.8 nm, and subtracting the maximum possible measurement error yielded a standard deviation of 2.3 nm or larger.

The nonparametric regression based estimator was compared to results obtained by the established methods of the Receiver Operating Characteristic plot in various simulation scenarios and based on bias and root mean square error, yielded excellent finite sample properties.

We demonstrate however that evaluations based on a range of errors yields robust conclusions on accuracy, both for physics-based and mathematics-based errors.