Sentence examples for errors verified from inspiring English sources
It seems that the system under bubble agitation presents a more similar value to that presented by Dupont, and the absolute errors verified those results presenting a lower value.
In order to evaluate the accuracy of the procedure, a test was performed in six spiked samples of petroleum refinery aqueous streams and the relative errors verified in the analysis of such samples (added As between 12.5 and 190 μg l−1) ranged from −7.2 to +16.7%.
Let (varphi_{h}in V_{jh}) if (d=2) and (varphi_{h}in ( V_{jh} ) ^{3}) if (d=3), then the error verifies sum_{TinUpsilon_{jh}}int_{T} nabla _{h}e^{j}operatorname{curl}varphi_{h}=0.
In order to verify the accuracy and the reliability of this experimental system, the thermal conductivity was experimentally measured using deionized water and EG. As shown in Figure 3, a typical THW apparatus calibration with the reference fluids demonstrates that it is possible to measure thermal conductivities with less than 1.5% error, verifying the estimated measurement uncertainty of 1.5%.
Second, the errors were verified and appropriate correction was implemented using topology editing tool, and ultimately error-free digital road shapefile obtained that could be used to create road network dataset.
In this paper errors were verified in corrosion-fatigue tests using a conventional load cell.
Using the Pair-Copula approach in this paper, the day-ahead wind power forecasting errors are verified to possess a Markov property with an optimal order of 1.
Any potential errors were verified using the original questionnaires.
The underlying statistical assumptions about the homoscedasticity and normality of the errors were verified visually with regression residuals.
Data including statistical outliers that might represent entry errors were verified and corrected in cases of inconsistency.
Plasmids were sequenced using the oligonucleotide primers listed in Table S4, and errors were verified by sequencing related plasmids for comparison.
