Sentence examples for for a small error from inspiring English sources

where η is a small positive number (e.g., η=0.05) to allow for a small error in intersection point calculation.

The results show that the weighting factors, as well as the shape of the windows, are important factors for a small error.

For a small error rate of, which is found on the majority of sites, only a few variant alleles lead to a Bayes factor small enough to call a variant.

It should be noted that the axial approximation we used is quite good for the conduction band but can give a small error for the valence band (see, for example, Figure one in [2]).

The PAIRS method develops only a small error for forces that deflect a simply-supported beam 0.1 to 10% of its length (Fig. 5C).

Also our method can in general achieve a small error for the translation of subtomograms that cannot be reached by an FFT based exhaustive sampling, which on average cannot be less than 0.5 (Table 2).

The authors assumed that all the synchronization issues for the proposed configuration are accurately corrected, however for the problem under analysis even a small error on the synchronization of the two channel signals with the receiver would make the extraction of the micro-Doppler ineffective.

But notice that the measurement error variance specification for y5 might justifiably use a smaller error variance specification than suggested by y5's loading or reliability from prior factor analyses.

The approximation of the partition functions leads to a smaller error for the oxygen association reaction, but again, the error associated with the desorption of O2** → O2 has a similar size, 1 2 orders of magnitude, for the temperatures below 400 K and above 700 K.

Sometimes both OPT098 and OPT093 give a smaller error, e.g., for F 1, which also is smaller than the error given by the ARopt, which is an indication of the robustness of the estimator against the choice of model.

As shown in this plot, the average distance of the ancestors is close to zero for a sufficiently small error rate; that is, after a sufficiently long time almost the entire population has originated from the fittest genotype – evolutionary optimization is effective.