Sentence examples for errors assuming from inspiring English sources

Some platforms, such as Wikipedia, tolerate errors assuming that erroneous contributions will be corrected by other genuine users after some time [45].

This sample size ensures a precision of <5% in the standard errors assuming treatment compliance rates of better than 70%.

The equations are estimated by OLS with robust standard errors, assuming that the residual terms are normally distributed with a zero mean, and are estimated for men and women separately.

In brief it provides a large sample approximation for the estimation of proportions and their standard errors assuming a normal distribution for the underlying population with parameters obtained from the data.

By only including mutations present in both ab and ac, we decreased the instance of mutations reported due to mapping or sequencing errors, assuming that the same errors would not be present in both libraries.

In addition, 50,833 bp of Sanger sequencing data from seven regions, including two repetitive regions, revealed only 20 single base errors (assuming all mismatches between Sanger sequencing and assemblies are errors in the assemblies)—an error rate of only 0.04%—and no structural errors.

The phenotypic values were then simulated by summing the genotypic values and residual errors assumed to follow a normal distribution with mean zero and variance scaled for different heritabilities 0.10 and 0.40.

This runs the risk of the old military error, assuming that the next war will be like the last one.

"You'd make a huge error assuming all of the carbon dioxide is coming from burning fossil fuels".

Although errors may cancel, we must calculate the maximum possible error assuming that errors are additive [8, 9].

(5 Separation threshold defined as the value that minimizes the joint decision error, assuming that the prior probabilities for speech and for music are equal.