Meta-regression was used to assess if heterogeneity of associations across studies depended on population demographics, study characteristics, and indicators of errors or bias.
In context of variability, the coefficient of variation (CV) is a measure of the width of the distribution rather than an indicator of error in the measurement.
Steinhauser et al. (2008) showed empirically and by computational modeling that in a flanker task the latency of the error signaling response (as an indicator of error awareness) is strongly influenced by the correct(ive) response tendency.
Comparison of reads that mapped to PhiX with the PhiX reference sequence revealed that the Phred quality score were a rather reliable indicator of error rates, with saturation around 0.1%.
Congruence the percent agreement between 2 medication lists provides an important indicator of errors of inclusion or omission in a medication list.
Candidate SNV sets are typically filtered to remove multiple indicators of sequencing error.
Since 1988, the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE, known as the Vancouver Group) incorporates the following recommendation to authors of manuscripts submitted to medical journals: "When possible, quantify findings and present them with appropriate indicators of measurement error or uncertainty (such as confidence intervals).
In order to choose the best metamodel for optimization, the accuracies of these four kinds of metamodels are compared by employing the error evaluation indicators of the relative error (RE) and the root mean square error (RMSE).
Finally, patient safety is measured by using indicators of medication errors and the receipt of risk-reduction, clinical and educational manoeuvres.
Since excessive heterozygosity and homozygosity are good indicators of genotyping errors [ 7], we also apply the inbreeding coefficient to filter the loci with excessive heterozygosity or homozygosity (6).
