Sentence examples for median error in from inspiring English sources
The median error in my database for 2004 Q3 was 7.7%.
Further, the median RMSE forecast value over 100 patients is 2.7 (0.1 normalised) and the median error in Table 3 is 2.65 (0.1).
Variable sets that showed better than median error in prediction were chosen as parents and randomly pair-wise recombined to create new progeny subsets.
We found a median error in the 1st dimension of 0.06 cm and of 0.16 in the second dimension (data not shown), demonstrating that the data shown in Table 1 is not due to over-fitting of the data.
Median error in clusterless position reconstruction was significantly lower than with spike sorting-based reconstruction (clusterless: 8.3 ± 0.5 cm, spike sorting-based 15.2 ± 1.9 cm, p<1.22 × 10-4, signed-rank test, n = 14).
They have a chart of median error percentages in estimates in major cities, and they run mostly between around 7%and9%9%.
In a recent systematic review of the prevalence, incidence, and nature of prescribing errors in hospital inpatients (including a wider range of methods for identifying errors), the median error rates in 65 eligible studies were 7%% of medication orders, 52 errors per 100 admissions, and 24 errors per 1,000 patient days [ 1].
In this paper, a reproducible methodology for investigating the effectiveness of using median error ellipses in this manner to determine if lightning attached to a specific geographic location is established.
According to the AutoDock 4.0 article, the median error range in energy estimation for any protein-ligand evaluation is 1.5-2.0 1.5-2.0l.
The contribution from the residue is then determined by calculating the difference in interaction score of the mutant and the wild-type protein (∆∆G value)." According to the AutoDock 4.0 article, the median error range in energy estimation for any protein-ligand evaluation is 1.5-2.0 1.5-2.0l.
In comparison, the error percentage for the CF scheme was higher in this round than the median error rate registered in previous rounds (0.2%) [ 14].
