Sentence examples for maximum error rate from inspiring English sources

A maximum error rate of 1.8 × 10−3 errors/bp was detected in condition D, without any particular hot-spot mutations.

Control of the type I error rate thus requires specification of the null region and construction of a test that limits the maximum error rate over this region.

The unitary matrices correspond to information lossless filters applied to transmitted and received signals that minimize the maximum error rate of the network.

Considering the known intra-isolate variability of RNA viruses, and that sequences were determined from different plant parts collected at different times for the MinION, Illumina and Sanger sequencing approaches, this "maximum error rate" is remarkably low as some of the identified differences likely reflect actual differences between the sequenced viral populations and not sequencing errors.

For each time series, the maximum error rate (compared to observed traffic volume) was 22.4 %, while the average error rate was 6.9%%.

Based on the aggregated effect, the majority opinion, and the maximum error rate, the agent will decide on how to react on the report.

Vertical bars refer to the minimum and maximum error rates over the group sizes.

Mean and maximum error rates at Q10 and Q30 are listed for matching ORP as well as the forward and reverse reads that make up the read pairs.

In our simulated alignment result, the maximum error rates in 300× and 200× average depth were 4.8% and 6%, respectively, and the minimum depth for complete phasing was approximately 800× average depth.

Utility functions are used to map the resources (e.g., bandwidth, power,...), performance criteria (e.g., throughput, delay,...) and QoS requirements (e.g., maximum tolerable error rate, maximum absolute delay, maximum allowable outage delay probability,...) into the corresponding user's satisfaction.

Real-time (RT) high priority services are used for applications such as video conferencing and streaming entailing QoS guarantees on maximum allowable error rate, minimum throughput, and maximum delay.