Sentence examples for measurement error coefficients from inspiring English sources

All measurement error coefficients were found to be adequate for appropriate reproducibility of the study.

There are some statistical topics which can be covered quite conveniently in this way, such as measurement error, coefficients of variation, reference intervals, sensitivity and specificity, etc.

Because of measurement error, the coefficient on this variable is quite likely to be biased downward.

Design: Generalizability theory was used to estimate both the relative contribution of identified error sources to the total measurement error and generalizability coefficients.

The measurement error of diffusion coefficients evaluated by CITT while using the approximation of infinitely fast charge-transfer kinetics is predicted quantitatively.

Random measurement error attenuates correlation coefficients towards the null (i.e. toward no association).

When the flowmeter is used with a diverter, the range of measured flow velocity can be extended, but the measurement error and the coefficient of variation due to friction increase significantly.

The measurement error in Seebeck coefficient and electrical resistivity of PbTe sample is estimated to be smaller than 5%.

The measurement error of diffusion coefficient is predicted theoretically due to slow charge-transfer kinetics at the interface, Ohmic drop effects and bulk interactions in the host material.

The lower heritability estimates presented here, however, are unlikely to be caused by measurement error, as the intraassay coefficients of variation (ICV) and run-to-run coefficients of variation (RCV) reported for the methodologies used were small, for example, ranging from 1.3% (vWF) to 6.2% (F1.2) for ICV and 3.3% (FVIIIC) to 9.5% (F1.2) for RCV, respectively (Kreuz et al. 2006).

Lastly, we conducted quantitative sensitivity analyses to determine the impact of measurement error on the correlation coefficients.