Sentence examples for mortality error from inspiring English sources

Both the range in mortality error and average mortality error were minimized with K = 40 nearest neighbors.

Average percent mortality error ranged from about 24%to32%2% across the bandwidths used in the study (Fig. 5a).

Percent mortality error was reduced from about 30% to around 20% as bandwidth increased from 25 to 40 nearest neighbors and remained more-or-less constant for bandwidths greater than 40.

Larger bandwidths would reduce the impact individual trees have on mortality rates; however, selecting individuals that are increasingly more different than the target tree might increase error rates in other ways, which might be what is contributing to the small increase in mortality error when k = 60 (Fig. 5a).

There are four (non-exclusive) end-points that may be used in measurement relating to effectiveness: 1. Generic quality of life; 2. Adverse event rates (including mortality); 3. Error rates; 4. Triggers (for errors or adverse events).

Data are presented as number of patients, or cumulative mortality (standard error).

The record is a stripped-down, low-key affair that reflects on his mortality, his errors, on regret, on forgiveness, the planet, the cosmos, the dawn falling, the end.

We aimed to determine the rate of preventable mortality and errors during the management of these patients.

The prevalence of preventable mortality and errors in care can be used as an indicator of quality in the management of these patients.

We hypothesised that substantial preventable mortality and errors exist in the management of elderly patients who sustain a fracture of the hip, and performed a prospective study using a panel of experts to identify these.

The substantial unexplained components of variation in daily mortality and sampling error in estimated risk functions add further error to estimates of daily mortality.