Sentence examples for much error in from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes you accept that you lose matches when you're not good enough, but that wasn't the case today, we just didn't turn up emotionally and there was too much error in our game.

The U.S. Air Force will be tracking UARS by radar on its way in, but even 2 hours before reentry, there will still be so much error in its prediction that the 800-kilometer-long debris-strewn field could be anywhere along a 10,000-kilometer-long track.

According to the previous reports, we know the lattice mismatch between InN and STO is larger than 9.8% inferred from the Φ scanning patterns of InN film grown on STO [10].The majority of the strain relaxes within the first few monolayers in the InN film, so the InN layer can be approximately treated as completely relaxed and this approximation should not introduce much error in our result.

Hortobagyi et al. [ 10] reported more than twice as much error in eccentric and concentric force-matching tasks in a knee OA population compared with healthy controls, although no impairment was detected during isometric force matching.

This is not likely to have introduced much error in our evaluation given that the annual mean benzene levels (mean ± 2SD) using all 55 monitoring sites in Texas for 1998 (N = 46), 1999 (N = 48), and 2000 (N = 46) were: 0.8 ppbV (0.1, 1.4), 0.9 ppbV (0.2, 1.5), and 0.8 (0, 1.6), respectively.

Further, how exactly ĩ, w ~, m ~ and j ~ can be produced depends on how much error is allowed in their estimation - an error in estimating w ~ at D propagates through to yielding m ~ and j ~ at X.

Since only indicates how much error is incurred in the reconstruction without reference to the morphology of the signals, our results do not indicate that our reconstructed signals differ largely from the original signals morphologically.

However, that still leaves readers to wonder just how much error there is in the poll.

However, that still leaves readers to wonder just how much error there is in the poll….

When we examined autozygosity arising from common ancestors within the past 20 generations, a 45 to 50 SNP minimum threshold performed best when using moderate LD-pruning, depending on how much error is expected in the SNP data.

Here, the decision is made based on an input parameter of the algorithm that is called the false alarm probability or P F, which is used to establish the sensitivity of the algorithm in terms of how much error can be tolerated in the identification of the actual number of endmembers in the image data.