Sentence examples for precise errors from inspiring English sources

The effectiveness of the proposed allocation strategy is evaluated in terms of the probabilities for detecting all true effects and detecting optimal equipment path for three cases of precisions: baseline, precise errors and noisy errors.

And so Elshtain listened, and fumed, and now she has drawn up a catalog of the precise errors of logic and language that have led so many people to respond so foolishly and glibly to the terrorist attacks.

It is difficult to establish a precise error prediction model of inventory reconciliation using first principles.

The Euclidean distance spectrum for mappings [9] is defined to characterize mappings and derive precise error bounds.

Measurements of the margins by the CICERO system were (1) precise (error <4%) and (2) accurate with an SD of less than 9 μm.

The method can be considered a spectral or a wavelet method, strictly related to the existence of characteristics, but allows, in addition, for some precise error estimates in the reconstruction of continuous profiles from discrete data.

The present data do not allow for precise error estimates, and the ability to assign temperatures on the order of plus or minus several °C does not presently exist.

Our study presents two important aspects, the first one is the fact that we give precise error bounds and the second one is that we only use basic rules that can be understood for a wide part of the scientific community.

It then becomes compulsory to seek more precise error measures and specific validation data, not only through complex statistics but also in the field through monitoring.

Key, novel features of our integrator, such as a more precise error estimator and direct computation of parameter sensitivities with re-use of the Jacobians, may well be suited for other problems or types of integrators.

To get more precise error estimates, the shrinkage t-score makes therefore use of the fact that the variability of microarray expression values is governed by methodical factors which allow to express the measurement error as a function of the expression level [ 43, 51].