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The nominal error of this GPS is about 10 m.

The nominal error of the GPS module is ca. 10 m.

Third, multiple statistical comparisons were performed at a nominal error of 5% per test; therefore, it is possible that the observed associations are due to chance.

Because GPS units measure true location with error, GPS coordinates were "snapped" to the nearest point on the monitoring path; the location of the path was ascertained using a Trimble GeoXT GPS unit (Trimble Navigation Limited, Sunnyvale, CA, USA) with a nominal error of < 1 m.

Surprisingly, the FPR values became more deflated (i.e. lower than the expected nominal error rates of 10 and 20%) when using less stringent thresholds indicating the Bonferroni correction could be conservative.

The standard HKSJ procedure works well when the treatment effect estimates to be combined are of comparable precision, but nominal error levels are exceeded when standard errors vary considerably between studies (e.g. due to variations in study size).

We will clarify the scope of the DeLong et al. method and show that the method has nominal error rates when used in its designed scope.

To verify the accuracy of the deconvolution algorithm, a variation of the truncated PS within the error measurements was searched, that is, within 3 standard deviations from the mean nominal error provided by the software.

With a nominal type I error of 5%, 11 independent associations were identified with RF, 12 with BRT, 24 with the LASSO-max, 8 with the LASSO-se, 3 to 5 with UFMLR05, and 9 to 10 with UFMLR20 (Table  1).

The resulting absolute concentrations of the FSC components are shown in the inset versus the nominal concentration, showing an error of a few percent.

This is not unexpected as the plans utilised a far higher statistical power (nominal type II errors of 2.5%) than implied by the 20% type II error rate often used as a benchmark in sample size calculations.