An honest node correctly sends a packet to a predefined route when it receives a packet from another node, except for errors that occur during the transmission process.
This prospective study examined forty-six eyes (only the right eye) of 46 healthy volunteers without ophthalmological disease except for refractive error, whose mean age was 31.4 ± 11.2 years (range: 20 to 57 years), whose mean spherical equivalent refractive error was −2.44 ± 2.31 D (range: −6.50 to +1.36 D), and whose mean corneal astigmatism was −1.19 ± 0.65 D (range: −3.00 to −0.25 D).
It has been found that this distance is almost a perfect uniform distribution (Fig. 10) except for some errors from the detection error using HD-CTM.
The null hypothesis is that the two estimates are the same except for measurement error.
For 10% match rate, PII (0.9) performed best, except for when error was associated with the outcome, where PII (0.1) provided least biased results.
The model further assumes, that except for measurement error, the two exposure indicators are given as a linear function of the true exposure.
The error rate was below 5%, except for spelling errors for alphanumeric variables.
In addition, t-tests showed that the directional errors were significantly larger than zero, except for the errors of the action-training group in the posttest and retention test, ts < 2.0, ps >.08.
So, in general and consistent with previous studies [51], [52], hit RT was longer than error RT (likely reflecting a transient breakdown of impulse control for some of the Nogo trials), except for unaware errors on difficult trials.
The sum of the proportions equals 100%% (except for rounding errors).
We can clearly see from Fig. 9 that the estimated motion variables have compensated very well for the latency and missing intersample values of the vision, except for small errors during the catching period.
