Conversely for industry, an error which wrongly predicts a chemical to be toxic (false positive) represents a potential economic loss.
Ultimately, though, it is existing policyholders who are going to pay the price for the industry's errors of the past.
Regression weighted by the paid employment level in each one digit industry, standard errors given in parenthesis.
Because no industry is error-free, it is important to determine what the premium on safety is and what actual change is made in the error rate.
Due to the need for alkali-tolerant cellulase with high specific activity at alkaline pH, for example, for application in detergent industry an error-prone PCR approach was employed for enhancing the alkali-tolerant ability of endoglucanase III (EG III) from Trichoderma reesei by error-prone PCR.
The auto industry's conceptual error, he says, is in regarding the battery as a built-in component of the car, like a gas tank.
Human performance monitoring has become a core matter of maritime industry since crew error ratios cannot be reduced to the desired level.
In most of the cases, for the pressure levels used in the pharmaceutical industry, the absolute error on the prediction of the porosity was below 2%.
Finally, a parameters design experiment and a cutting experiment of an S-shaped test piece are performed, the results show that compared with the original control parameters used in industry, the tracking error of the driving shaft is much better when using the optimized control parameters, and the test piece meets the accuracy requirement.
Within industries, the autroregressive error model AR(2) predicted that the construction industry has significantly lower airborne silica exposure levels (p = 0.10) during this time period.
