Since Jevons' remarkable study, much of the focus has been on his finding that one can apprehend up to 4 items in a glance without error, and that the number of errors increased in proportion to the number of beans.
A Log transformation of the expression data was then performed because the standard error values showed that the standard error increased in proportion to the treatment.
It is obvious in (27) that the residual motion error is in proportion to the range between target and scene center, so the error is diffused along range direction.
WLSQ likely misapplies a weighting function that decays as the inverse of the second order of the epicentral distance, since the square of the systematic error increases in proportion to the second power of distance.
It's clear that the RCMC envelope error is in proportion to the range difference for two-step MOCO, so the imaging performance would be seriously destroyed at the points far from scene center line.
The standard error scales in proportion to the inverse of the mean kinship.
A systematic underestimation of L-lactate would lead to an overestimate of D-lactate, the error being in proportion to the total lactate concentration.
We note that as the sampling time is independent of the rate of nucleotide substitution, the error increases in proportion to the magnitude of the initial statistic.
The standard deviation computed from propagation of experimental errors (0.03) decreased in proportion to the square root of the increase in data points used in the fit.
The residual wavefront error, or so-called target reconstruction error, increases roughly in proportion to the difference of the shapes of deformable mirror at the initial state and the state which perfectly generates the target wavefront.
