Sentence examples for errors in the counting from inspiring English sources

Even though our qPALM approach balances the over- and undercounting errors generated due to the blinking of PA-FPs (Lee et al., 2012), it is correct that less than 100% labeling and/or improperly folded PA-FPs can introduce errors in the counting.

These include Poisson errors in the counting technique which result from eggs being randomly distributed in well mixed faecal samples.

Instead, the manual recount provision is intended to safeguard the integrity and reliability of the electoral process by providing a structural means of detecting and correcting clerical or electronic tabulating errors in the counting of election ballots.

This indicates that errors in the counting algorithm do not have a large effect on the tracking result, as it is only implemented to guide the tracker.

The text was used for detection of probable errors in the counting of quantitative variables, and the mean score attributed by the two evaluators was used for qualitative or counting variables with subjective interference (narrative elements and level of textual articulation).

To analyse the influence of errors in the counting algorithm and the possibilities of the algorithm with a perfect counting result, we now compare the results from Section 7.5 with the results using ground truth numbers as input to the constrained algorithm.

He told Fox News shortly after the caucuses ended that he dismissed reports about possible errors in the count.

Although errors in the count of internal DOF between the PG and VPG are typically smaller when hI is smaller, errors at hI = 0 occur.

Strogatz cites Seife's assertion that the winner of the "astonishingly close 2008 Minnesota Senate race between Norm Coleman and Al Franken... should have been decided by a coin flip; anything else is disestimation, considering that the observed errors in counting the votes were always much larger than the number of votes... separating the two candidates".

The winner, he claims, should have been decided by a coin flip; anything else is disestimation, considering that the observed errors in counting the votes were always much larger than the number of votes (roughly 200 to 300) separating the two candidates.

The legislature authorized the use of electronic tabulating equipment to expedite the tabulating process and to eliminate the possibility of human error in the counting process, not to create a technical obstruction which defeats the rights of qualified voters.