Sentence examples for maximum standard error from inspiring English sources

These linear regression models provide a highly accurate (with a maximum standard error of 0.004) representation of the numerical data and can be conveniently used in engineering practice.

For France, the industry‐average firm effects displayed in Table A2 have an average standard error of 0.0027 (minimum standard error 0.0004, maximum standard error of 0.0246).

For the United States, the industry estimates of ψ (industry average firm effect) displayed in Additional file1: Table A1 have an average standard error of 0.0004 (minimum standard error 0.00007, maximum standard error 0.0037).

The Curie temperatures of select Heusler alloys were measured via this new technique with a maximum standard error of 2.5% while showing good agreement with previously reported results for most compounds.

The maximum standard error from the latter simulations is then reduced from 0.707% to 0.500%.

Since the error rates are expressed as proportions in a simulation study, the power estimates have a maximum standard error of 0.707 %.

The means, minima, maxima, standard errors and broad-sense heritabilities of traits in the parental lines and BC1 F1 or BC1 F1:2 populations were determined (Table  5).

At baseline, the average maximum lag (standard error) was 3.0 (0.43) in the CT group and 2.1 (0.39) items in the PACT group (p = 0.11).

The first is a base-case parameter estimate, while the remaining three (minimum value, maximum value, standard error) are necessary to express the uncertainty around the base-case value.

The SIF remained high across a wide range of values, with greatest score precision (maximum information/lowest standard error) being observed, as expected, towards mid range values (−1.6 to 2.4), which is desirable for a general population metric.

In this case, the condition included minimum standard error (0.35) and maximum nonlinearity (20.03), while molar ratio of Bi2O3 (1.24 mol%) and TiO2 (1.27 mol%) was in range.