Sentence examples for most relevant error from inspiring English sources
This paper provides a general method for extending any multiple testing procedure to control any error rate, thereby allowing for the procedure possessing the desired properties to be used to control the most relevant error rate.
As the most relevant error source the conduct of volumetry was identified.
Technically, the random shadowing behavior of the wireless channel becomes the most relevant source of error for a RSS-based location system.
4. The comparison between the theoretical and calibrated E-values (Figs. 1 and 2) should focus on the most relevant region of low error rates (E value of less than 0.1).
"DNSSEC" discusses the most relevant extensions and possible errors in configuring DNSSEC.
Firstly, the algorithm of PLS is used to exclude the interference of unrelated factors and extract the most relevant factors that influence the error of inventory reconciliation.
The frequency of beneficial mutations, and thus the intensity of interference, depends on several factors, among which some of the most relevant are the population size, the error rate, and the degree of adaptation of the population [ 11, 12].
The most relevant evidence is probably the fact that error does not degrade; in fact, it generally improves when using d-Confidence, when compared to confidence and farthest-first, with SVM base classifiers.
For each dataset we identified a signature that was successively evaluated both from the computational and functional characterization viewpoints, estimating the classification error and retrieving the most relevant biological knowledge from different repositories.
In this study potential error sources have been analysed most relevant for high viewing angles or small ground pixel sizes as applicable to GOME-2.
Hajimiragha et al. [28] applied a robust model to analyze the electricity and transport sectors by considering the most relevant planning uncertainties and determining the impact of estimation errors on the parameters of the planning model.
