(Note 1: if the double examination errors in the x- and z-directions (for instance) are found to be Ex and Ez, respectively, the magnitude of an error vector in the x z plane at an angle θ to the x-axis would vary between Ex and Ez.
Precision was calculated as the width of the CI of double-examination error, a non-parametric version of the method recommended by Derbyshire et al. (2009).
Johnson and Green [ 16] compared p-values of items as well as conducted a qualitative examination of error types (e.g., transcription error, place value error, partial answer, computation error, misunderstanding) made by students in each mode.
Panels (a) - (f) show the relation between A ij and SZA for cases 1-6, respectively. The definitions of cases 1 6 are the same as in Fig. 7. These graphs are useful for the examination of error propagation from one dust parameter to another (see text).
These incomplete results were, however, included in our examination of error types.
By comparing strain per 100 N at the 2 measurements of each examination, the error was 0.072 percent units at 6 weeks and 0.044 at 18 weeks.
Upon closer examination, many "errors" recorded by software either may not be errors or are relatively unimportant.
Examination of errors revealed that these participants scored poorly on this subtest due to grammatical and semantic errors rather than articulation difficulties or fatigue due to their dysarthria.
A recent examination of the industry by The New York Times showed that testing errors have affected public school students in more than 20 states in the last three years.
Examination of errors from the universal model showed that > 50% of the study area had assigned values within 15% of monitored concentrations, whereas 67% were within 20%.
The in-depth examination of errors by IMCI-trained health workers via graphical pathway analysis allowed us to pinpoint problems in how health workers applied the guidelines, and thus gives a view into the decision-making process we have not previously seen in the published literature.
