Results are given with respect to error, thus, a positive change in the error naturally means greater error and vice versa.
There is a strong correlation between the observational uncertainty and average unit thickness (Figure 6B): thinner units have greater error and therefore larger relative uncertainty than thicker units.
Hu formally acknowledged that the party had committed great errors and ordered significant reforms.
Israel itself will be transformed by the 'ingathering', when 144,000 Jews repent their great error and accept Christ as Messiah, leaving the intractable 'Satanic Jews' to suffer damnation.
(Hitchcock disputes the timing of this road map: exegesis is fraught). Israel itself will be transformed by the 'ingathering', when 144,000 Jews repent their great error and accept Christ as Messiah, leaving the intractable 'Satanic Jews' to suffer damnation.
"The tide has definitively turned against the Sackler family, and it won't be long before every institution that has ever taken funding from them and celebrated their name will consider it a great error and stain on their reputation," she said.
Then the question arises whether this specific haplotype is reconstructed with great error, and the error rate averaging across all haplotypes is not of much help.
In that situation, CT cannot transfer the primary current correctly, which causes mis-operation or mal-operation of protection equipment and greater errors of fault location equipment.
The best results are produced by the Minkowski metric with p = 1.31, as for the entire eastern part of the city errors are contained in the interval 0-2.5 km, and greater errors remain only in some peripheral northwest areas.
Groups for whom reliability is lower would have greater error variance and hence weaker relationships would be detected between the cultural value measure and any other measures, even when the relationship between the underlying latent variables was equal.
