Those now so certain that disbanding Saddam's army was a mistake would have to own up to their greater error.
In a second study scientists found that slowing of one's gait by one meter per second was correlated with one greater error on a memory test.
In 1890 he made an even greater error in granting a 50-year concession on the purchase, sale, and processing of all tobacco in the country, which led to a national boycott of tobacco and the withdrawal of the concession.
However, 538's experience in looking at thousands of primary polls from past years when building forecast models suggests that the greater error is usually in detecting a momentum change one day too late, rather than anticipating it one day too soon.
Thus, only using the active Rankin equation can lead to greater error in estimating backfill pressure.
That is, the greater error of the forecasted total wind power will be occurred.
Roger and Mayhev's correlation [14] has greater error than Xin and Ebadian's correlation [15].
The use of interpolation techniques, as we are seeing, introduces a greater error in the predicted future states.
The work of Louviere et al. [11] indicates that the efficient design results in greater error variance.
It is of interest to note that Pade' approximants give results with no greater error bounds than approximation by polynomials.
The limitation of the model also leads to greater error between calculated q max and experimental results.
