Sentence examples for measure small errors from inspiring English sources

The industry needs to find ways to make and measure small errors without fear of massive regulatory implications (and the lawsuits that accompany them), or it will continue to founder in the face of shifting market needs and will wait for large and potentially-preventable failures to occur before acting.

"We can measure smaller effects," Mason says.

Greater uncertainty at the beginning of the experiment is due to the larger relative errors when measuring small absorbance values.

In an attempt to avoid errors associated with measuring small lesions, we agreed arbitrarily to consider any change greater than 20% as significant.

Difficulty in measuring small growth increments with traditional methods results in large measurement errors requiring many replications over long time spans.

But baby is measuring small.

Unlike spatially organised data (which share a similar problem of non-independence), where geographic distances among samples can be measured with small error, the phylogenetic covariances depend on the phylogenetic hypothesis they derive from and the evolutionary model assumed for character change.

Based on test results with a building scale model, four out of nine measuring points inside the model have small errors, four have medium error, and one has a large error of 25%.

It also mitigates the concern that small errors in the measure of years of schooling attainment will generate overeducation status misclassification.

Adopting their approach, we estimated the ICC as a measure of interobserver reliability by aggregating all small errors together, resulting in an ICC estimate of 95.72%.

The small errors between the performance predicted and measured on a real cluster show the effectiveness of the approach adopted for the simulation of OpenMP code.