Sentence examples for fractional error from inspiring English sources

Brachytherapy is typically administered with large doses per fraction (>5 Gy), which means that the consequence of a fractional error may be substantial when compared to typical external beam radiotherapy (EBRT) with delivery of smaller doses per fraction (e.g. 2 Gy).

The measure of the accuracy of the frequency-control system is the fractional error ε/ν0, which is symbolized γ.

Among all cases, the maximum fractional error is calculated to be 9.3%.

Figure 19: Fractional difference between input and measured fluxes, normalized by measured fractional error, for sources with powerlaw spectra, in the S band.

For measurements of sea surface height that resolve the scale of the topographic perturbation, the fractional error in the bottom topography is approximately a factor of 10 larger than the fractional error of the sea surface height.

Sub-pixel fractional error matrices are introduced as a more appropriate way for assessing the accuracy of mixed pixels.

Error and sensitivity analysis is performed and numerical fractional errors are in agreement with theoretical errors.

To investigate this systematic error in more detail, we compute the fractional difference between input and measured fluxes, normalized by the fractional errors in measured fluxes.

Corresponding fractional errors of the bending angle can reach −4% with respect to retrievals with zero clouds contributions.

The systematic uncertainties for [HOM] have the following sources and fractional errors (1σ): sulfuric acid calibration (50%), charging efficiency of HOMs in the ion source (25%), mass dependent transmission efficiency (50%) and sampling line losses (20%).

The developing approach of synthetic aperture radar image formation processor (SIFP) is to depict the image formation algorithm, to evaluate the fractional errors, to establish the software and hardware (HW) mapping, and to provide the HW selection criteria.