Sentence examples for marked error from inspiring English sources

Marked error rate are significantly different from expected 5% error rate (Binomial test, p<0.01).

However, the marked error in the manufactured porous structure relative to the designed model yields limited application of the porous design.

After probing by the US Food and Drug Administration, Securities and Exchange Commission, and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the "proprietary technology" was found to be underdeveloped and inaccurate, reporting erroneous blood-test results with marked error (4).

The marked error occurring at R1 values above 5 s−1 is due to almost complete relaxation during the TI interval when S approaches S0, as shown in Figure 2. Thus, with this sequence, selection of sequence parameters to accurately measure relatively short R1 compromises the ability to measure long R1 values accurately.

Participants were asked to read the entire passage aloud while the researcher tape-recorded and marked errors on a score sheet.

Exam boards are now allowed to change a mark only if there has been a clear marking error.

A novel above ground marking algorithm based on function fitting is proposed to reduce marking error of above ground markers (AGMs).

In other words, the grade will only change if there is a clear marking error rather than a difference of interpretation.

From this summer, however, examiners are being told to only change a mark if there is a clear marking error rather than simply a difference of interpretation, which is likely to result in substantially fewer successful challenges.

A table of 2,000 random values of surgically induced astigmatism, lens marking error and lens rotation data were created from the simulation data above.

In order to determine the contribution of vertebral template marking error relative to that contributed by radiographic distortion due to scoliosis or mal-positioning, 2 dry human lumbar vertebrae were fixed rigidly together in the neutral position with pedicle screws and metal rods (Calibration model 2 – see Figure 5).