Sentence examples for errors in evaluating from inspiring English sources
Their occurrences have been treated as disjoint, which leads to errors in evaluating the probabilities of the performance indices of these models.
"How Important Is an Apology to You? Forecasting Errors in Evaluating the Value of Apologies" De Cremer, D.; Pillutla, M.M.; Reinders Folmer, C. Psychological Science, Vol. 22 (1), January 2011 , 45-48
On the other hand, their limitation in representing real atmospheric interaction between large scale structures and thermal stratification with the flow pattern can introduce significant errors in evaluating wind energy potential.
The team was already aware of what they would do; and we found fewer errors in evaluating the consistency of the developed artifacts" (S4).
Last week the Government Accountability Office found that the U.S. Army committed serious errors in evaluating bids on a $3 billion contract to make thousands of trucks in the so-called Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles (FMTV).
Clear instructions and guidelines were strictly adhered to in order to minimize bias as well as errors in evaluating the safety profile and efficacy between the two drugs used in PSA.
The Environmental Protection Agency failed to follow its own guidelines and made a basic error in evaluating how a toxic contaminant in rocket fuel harms human health, according to a report by the agency's inspector general.
Numerical results show that the use of inappropriately simplified continuity conditions for moisture flux may cause a significant error in evaluating the transient hygrothermal stresses in a layered body.
Indeed, goal-oriented methods rely on the reduction of the error in evaluating a chosen scalar output with the consequence that, as mesh size is increased (more degrees of freedom), only this output is proven to tend to its continuous analog while the solution field itself may not converge.
It has been pointed out that this decoupled motion approximation results in a large error in evaluating the tunneling current and quantization of the inversion layer when the channel electron velocity is higher than the thermal velocity [10, 11].
Quantitatively, the maximum errors made in evaluating a policy change are very small for some reforms (in the order of 0.02 percentage points), but bigger for others (in the order of 0.6 percentage points).
