Sentence examples for errors slightly from inspiring English sources

In addition, SSU-level estimates had standard errors slightly greater than those of PSU-level estimates, but the differences were small, particularly when auxiliary variables were obtained from forest cover maps.

The Tapas residuals are only slightly degraded while the GCPs and CPs errors slightly increase when using the reduction algorithms.

Predicted permeability for all samples were improved to great extent (Table 2) using the new processing, except two samples (10 and 12) whose errors slightly increase.

Firstly, Sampson (2012), claims, "the experimental group were able to locate and correct their own errors slightly more successfully…than the control group… This small difference could be interpreted as suggesting coded feedback is slightly more successful at developing receptive awareness of correct forms than uncoded correction" (p. 499).

We note that analyzing the spectrum of a single SDS = 1.0 mm resulted in errors slightly higher or comparable to those obtained by analyzing multi-SDS spectra.

Other centers yielded errors slightly more frequently at spacer 15, that is known to be less amplified because of its neighboring modified CRISPR sequence around this spacer.

Averaging the fundamentals models together reduces error slightly but not really enough to make them useful; it improves their explanatory power only to 7 percent from 4 percent.

In our studies, these two effects leave the variance of the prediction error slightly less than that given by (7).

The lexical approach has an error slightly lower than the automatic model at the expense of a higher density of accent commands.

While inflation without tapering does reduce the error slightly, the covariance tapering even yields a better result that the EnKF with N=1000.

Classification error slightly increases when more features are used for the classification task, which indicates that the classifier overfits on noisy and irrelevant features.