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These results show that the large errors of the semi-empirical calculation are mainly caused by the undercuts, i.e., flexural stiffness degradation at both clamped ends.

While the median errors are comparable, the criteria (16) do not produce extended tails of large errors of the quantity controlled ( δ a / a in left and δ a / f in the right panels of Figure 8), and the maximum errors are more than 2 orders of magnitude smaller.

To explain the relatively large errors of the internal models in the human nervous system, Maeda et al. (Proceedings of the 1993 International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN'93 Nagoya), 1993, pp. 1317 1320) proposed a neural network architecture called independent scalar learning elements summations (ISLES) model.

The relatively large error of the predicted cumulative heavy oil production is caused by a commonly used assumption.

Although, so far a large error of the method (40% for proteins), the experimentally measured DCs coincide remarkably well with the predicted DCs (cf. Fig. 4).

As shown in Table 1, in the case of daylighting simulation, the largest errors of the BLDF simulation, Radiance, and 3ds Max were 6.94, 12.38, and 40.92%, respectively.

1-parameter LPMs calibrated on a single atmospheric tracer lead to substantially larger errors of the order of 10 years, while 3-parameter LPMs calibrated with a third atmospheric tracers (SF6) do not improve the prediction capabilities.

In addition, the two first years of data were used in the later analysis, which precludes most of the section with largest errors of the illustrated data.

This phenomenon also explains the large errors of arms (i.e., IDs 7 and 10).

This is because of few available data and the large errors of data with low frequency ranges between 1 and 10 Hz.

As log-transforming symmetrical error bars in the release rate domain results in asymmetric error bars in the energy domain, we used the largest error of the two for plotting the SEM of fitted activation energy.