For example, if y5's underidentified-if-freed measurement error variance was fixed at zero (thereby claiming no measurement error), the extent of the bias this introduces would depend on whether the true latent was η3A, η3B, or η3C.
These counter-factual arguments primarily originated from David Rose at the Mail on Sunday, whose article Bob Ward accurately described as containing "embarrassing errors" to the extent of being a "humiliation" for the Mail on Sunday.
The correlation coefficient between the errors measures the extent of correlation between inorganic fertilizer and improved maize varieties adoption decisions.
Maps, by definition, do not posses the same resolution as sequence, so that map alignments to sequence reveal discordances governed by experimental factors that hinge on the average restriction fragment size, or "resolution" of the final map, which is limited by reliable detection of small restriction fragments, sizing errors, and the extent of genome coverage [ 55].
More recently others drew attention to the importance of openly communicating about errors and the extent to which the social context encourages or discourages this. 5 Details of the revision are provided in the online supplementary appendix under 'Survey revision process'.
The error, to the extent that the generals make it, must operate at a more subtle level.
"It does a really good job of getting human error, to the extent it exists, out of the process".
This error reflects the extent to which the scattered dots of (f_{i}^ ( cdot )) deviate from the fitted wind power transformation of (f_{i}^{curve} ( cdot )).
This error reflects the extent to which the scatterplot of (f_{i}^ ( cdot )) deviates from the standard wind power transformation curve of (f^{std} ( cdot )), in other words, the extent to which the actual wind power dynamic relationship deviates from the wind power static relationship.
