Sentence examples for errors of participants from inspiring English sources

Results: Mean-line length errors of participants 1, 2, and 3 were: horizontal line tracing, 3.33, 7.38, and.30 inches, respectively, in the baseline and 1.41, 2.70, and.24 inches, respectively, after mental practice training.

Section  6 introduces a different type of experiment that allows us to obtain an estimate of the distribution of errors on participants' representation of landmark location (rather than their own location).

We calculated means (standard errors) and percentages (standard errors) of participant characteristics by quartile of LTL.

In the second study, average hand location measurement error of participants was within 1 cm of the desired referent value measured from either a virtual or physical workstation.

In fact, these findings matched the results of the biggest survey on medical errors (number of participants = 3'171), in which female physicians were almost twice as likely to report stress after an error [ 9].

One or more of these heuristic biases occurred in approximately half of the diagnostic errors detected in this study, suggesting they are a potentially important source of error for participants using our training systems.

Tests excluded (54) were due to labelling errors or ineligibility of participants' age.

Standard deviations in Mulleners et al. [36] were calculated from standard error and number of participants in each group (standard error × √number of participants).

The study by Perkins et al. (2004) examined reliability of the MM3B but used repeated measurements on human participants, which inflates the variability as it combines the relatively large biological error of the participants and the smaller technical error of the machine [their contributions to the total variability has been estimated to be 90% and 10% respectively (Macfarlane 2001)].

To minimize measurement error and misclassification of participants that can result from differences in glucose measurement over time, we harmonized measurements performed before 2010 with those obtained contemporaneously.

Estimating response biases requires an examination of the type of errors participants make to new items, but new item accuracy was at ceiling in our data.