Sentence examples similar to marked error frequency from inspiring English sources

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

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

For example, he suggested, a candidate might score 60% plus or minus 15% for marking errors.

For this reason, error frequency is an equally important factor in ranking the coaches' play-calling skills.

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

Our findings indicate a considerable error frequency of ~1-6~1-6%

The indel error frequency within [GT/CA]4 (2.6 × 10−4; CI, 0.61 4.9 × 10−4) is not greater than the average error frequency at monitors.

The statistical errors are marked as error bars in the Figures.

Andrew Sampson's (2012) "Coded and uncoded error feedback: Effects on error frequencies in adult Colombian EFL learners' writing" (System, Vol. 40), is one example of such an article that introduces one such marking method.

The error-statistical theorist would therefore have to resort to hypothetical error frequencies.

In case of execution fault, the running status is marked as error.