Sentence examples for errors when compared to from inspiring English sources
Investors should look for ETFs with higher trading volume and small tracking errors when compared to their underlying indexes.
The RF algorithm presented smaller basal area and volume errors when compared to other machine learning algorithms and MLR.
Indeed, for the same channel fading, the 2x1 Alamouti MISO diversity corrects more errors when compared to lower orders and, then, achieves a better diversity gain.
The results revealed that the participants using the artefact were approximately 50% faster in completing their experiment tasks, and committed less errors, when compared to the control group.
In Section 6, we show that this method significantly reduces the conversion errors when compared to our previous method [3] in which no sorting is applied and the number of mixture groups is large.
Previous characterizations of allelic ratios using RNA-Seq are subject to a number of caveats, most notably high read depth requirements [ 29- 31] and underrepresentation of variant versus reference alleles [ 32, 33] resulting from alignment algorithms penalizing variant alleles as mismatching errors when compared to the reference genome.
Signals from skin-mounted accelerometers may contain measurement error when compared to those obtained from bone-mounted sensors.
The entire market capitalization of blockchain-based assets is $13 billion today, a rounding error when compared to the current value of the systems which blockchain technology could potentially unseat.
The potencies obtained using NIR analysis exhibit no larger than an 8% (3.03 mg/g) error when compared to results based on the primary HPLC reference method.
However, even under worst-case forecasting scenarios, using a rolling horizon optimization scheme provides a more than 50% reduction in error when compared to the original system.
The models used feature less than 1% error when compared to electromagnetic simulations while reducing the simulation time by several orders of magnitude.
