Sentence examples for errors to accommodate from inspiring English sources

Model parameters were estimated with robust standard errors to accommodate potential violations of the model assumptions.

Frighteningly enough, the margin of error on an economic forecast made a year in advance is about plus or minus 4 percent of G.D.P. Advance forecasts of election results must account for this uncertainty, either by expanding their own margins of error to accommodate it or by making their predictions conditional upon different economic situations (we will pursue the latter approach).

The data suggests that the regulation of young miRNAs might evolve in a way of trial and error to accommodate their biological function.

Thus, instead of scoring the answer based on an exact match (where the correct answer and the user's answer are matched 100%%), in the current implementation, there is an error tolerance to accommodate typing errors (e.g., 85%% similarity score between two strings).

A Poisson regression model will be employed, with the standard errors inflated to accommodate the clustered design.

Within Mplus, parameters were estimated with maximum likelihood estimation with robust standard errors (MLR) to accommodate for skewness of the data.

The estimates are bias-corrected using a statistical model of measurement error designed to accommodate recent evidence on the empirical distribution of measurement errors.

Robust estimates of standard errors were employed to accommodate clustering of data within hospitals.

Robust standard errors were used to accommodate the fact that data from households were clustered within schools.

The number of hidden layers and neurons is determined through a trial and error method in order to accommodate the converged error within the goal.

This procedure was used to accommodate errors that may have been introduced during the amplification process.