The phrase "false calculation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means an incorrect or wrong numerical computation. Example: The budget for the project failed due to a false calculation of expenses.
He had made a false calculation, but where was the error?
Yet despite the wrecks littering the sides of the roads, nothing will persuade the drivers that they are making a false calculation of risk.
He falls in love with the false calculation that it is needed, that it can work economically, and that it can solve its horrific waste, decommissioning and proliferation-security pitfalls.
However, under the non-stationary noise conditions, the performance of these estimators may be degraded since the time-varying noise energy results in a false calculation about speech presence probability.
Their inability to raise continuing adequate capital for expansion of this endeavor in the U.S. is a sad function of consumption-based conventional thinking, false calculation of corresponding value, and fragmented public concern.
There was a reduction of the time consumed for the calculations (65%), and a decrease in false calculations (20%), whereas the early recognition of metabolic complications increased to 40%.
FDR is a false positive calculation method that, instead of controlling the chance of any false positives (as Bonferroni), controls the expected proportion of false positives.
CLAN members were again excluded from false positive calculations.
Clan members were furthermore excluded from false positive calculations.
All other related Pfam families found in the same region were excluded from false positive calculations next to the CLAN members also used in GenThreader and HMMerThread searches.
This was done because the metric chosen to compare BLAST outputs was e-value, a measure of probability of matching a query to its target by chance (essentially calculating the likelihood of a false positive) whose calculation is dependent upon the size of the database being queried.
