Sentence examples for inflated error from inspiring English sources

First, we find that individual results on yeast protein interactions as published in the literature become less reliable with increasing popularity of the interacting proteins (inflated error effect).

For the other three traits (AMFA, HT17, DBH17), FM-RR resulted in poorer model fits and inflated error variance, signifying either that the pedigree contained valuable information not captured by the markers (despite some potential pedigree errors) and/or that markers were overfitting to spurious effects in the data.

The binomial test exhibits severely inflated type I error in both scenarios, and both the simple LR model and FET exhibit the correct type I error rate in the 'Permuted' scenario, but have inflated error for the 'Permuted in Bins' scenario [ Fig. 3A (α = 0.05), Fig. 3B (α = 0.001) and Supplementary Table S2].

It is clear that joining dissimilar clusters results in inflated error sum of square (ESS) and leads to much information loss.

We refer to this mechanism as "inflated error effect".

To study the "inflated error effect", we analyze the relation between the reliability of individual literature statements and popularity.

Among those were customers receiving highly inflated, error-filled bills.

Lack of standardisation will inflate error variance and decrease the chance of obtaining true differences.

Furthermore, heterogeneity within or between delivery agents (eg, VHWs) can inflate error variance and decrease statistical power [ 41].

According to Cook and Campbell [ 24] lack of standardisation will inflate error variance and decrease the chance of obtaining true differences.

When used to analyze predicted groups of homologous genes of 19 strains of Mycobacterium tuberculosis as a case study we demonstrated the filters implemented in POTION to remove sources of errors that commonly inflate errors in positive selection detection.