Sentence examples for errors of magnitude from inspiring English sources

Table 2 shows the percentage of incorrectly positioned sensors for different errors of magnitude and different simulation settings.

It can be seen from the table that the relative errors of angle results are all less than 11%, which means that the mode shape angle can be identified accurately from ambient data; the relative errors of magnitude results are a little bigger, yet still less than 15%, which also meets the accuracy requirements of engineering.

We found that linear scaling by multiplying with factors of 15 and adding 50 points to the scores of memory, language, and praxis impairment were sufficient for satisfying the two criteria of (1) non-negative cognitive impairment scores for mild-to-moderate Alzheimer's patients, and (2) standard errors of magnitude ~ 1 point in the mild-to-moderate Alzheimer's stage.

Such an approach confers systematic errors of magnitudes defined by the inverse of the (NCq A/ NCq B-term.

The actin monomer concentration gradient is stable: over 2 minutes, our numerical simulations indicate that the slope of the gradient has a relative error of magnitude 20%.

Computers do not merely produce errors; they produce errors of unforeseeable magnitude.

But the Bloomberg administration has refused to quantify, or even elaborate on, the rash of problems plaguing its system, which has had technical errors of a magnitude never experienced by bike-share programs in other major American cities.

Therefore, a few random errors of greater magnitude were expected.

This study demonstrates that inappropriate image processing can introduce errors of similar magnitude as the use of inadequate source data.

This disparity may potentially introduce errors of unknown magnitude in empirical models based upon the data collected.

Although traditional transect-based sampling may be viable for certain uses, percent errors of this magnitude could compromise engineering applications in river management and training works.