Sentence examples for have errors about from inspiring English sources

Comparisons of the accuracy demonstrate that the new scheme generates vorticity fields that have smaller errors than those generated by any of the alternative schemes, and it generates depth and velocity fields that have errors about equal to those in the fields generated by the most accurate alternative scheme.

Values for volume fraction of binder obtained from the conventional method were found to have errors up to about 300% (or about three times validated one).

18.09.1963 Earthquake has errors of about 11 km in longitude and 10 km in latitude.

The errors appear to have come about because the agency, the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, used unqualified outside vendors to review the pension plans it took over, then failed to supervise the contractors adequately or verify the accuracy of their work.

With SVMs, best classifiers have about 30% of errors.

We had expected error about 5-7% and we obtained the error between 0.5-2% with one exception described above.

Earthquakes in the mainshock region, however, have horizontal errors of about 30 km in the NW SE direction at the 60%% confidence level and less resolution for the depth component.

The shorter wavelengths have the smaller errors, about 5% at 305 nm for SZA = 98°, due to the larger part of the single scattered radiance.

We had about 12% errors associated with Xpert® MTB/RIF assay diagnostic software and Xpert® MTB/RIF Assay G3 version 3 contributing more than half of the observed errors.

From this figure, we could find that only about half of the sampling points endure the error of less than 20 m, over one quarter of the locations have an error of about 50 m, and the rest of the quarter has an error larger than 50 m.

Over the past decade, concerns regarding trainee doctors' sleep loss and the potential for medical errors have brought about limits on the number of consecutive hours a resident can work in the hospital.