Sentence examples for established errors from inspiring English sources

Plausible and non-exclusive explanations could be that CTLP might frequently arise due to previously established errors in the maintenance of genomic stability, or that chromothriptic aberrations involving genomic maintenance genes may predispose to the acquisition of additional CNA.

This evaluation was performed on the basis of established errors of prediction of adulteration, percentage of misclassified samples and calculation of limits of detection of plant oil addition into cheese fat.

In 2007, Chen [8] established error bound for the minimal norm interpolation on a sphere.

In practice, the most well established error analysis enables to calculate a metric tensor on an element basis.

By using a scalarization approach of Konnov [20], Li and Mastroeni [13] established error bounds for two kinds of (WVVI) with set-valued mappings.

To seek an in-depth understanding of this newly established error approximation, numerical experiments were performed to solve the hyperbolic equation ∂U∂t = −C1 x C2 t)∂U∂x, with both continuous and discontinuous initial conditions.

(ii) In [12], Charitha and Dutta established error bounds for (VVI) by using the projection operator method and strongly monotone assumptions, whereas it seems that our method is more simple from the computational view since there are not any scalarization parameters.

This study demonstrated excellent test-retest reliability, good internal consistency and established error values for the Norwegian language version of the DASH.

Gene and sample numbers investigated allow pathway- and gene-based analyses by established error-correction methods, drawing a molecular portrait of the ALS motor cortex that faithfully represents many known disease features and uncovers several novel aspects of ALS pathology.

The purpose of Experiments 2 and 3 is to determine if this learning takes place incidentally, as maintained by Doeller and Burgess (2008), or if it takes place according to well established error-correction rules of learning (e.g., Rescorla & Wagner, 1972).

Nor have there been any valid studies that independently establish error rates.