Sentence examples for presentation of error from inspiring English sources

The results indicate that the users with varied levels of computer experiences have different preferences regarding the following features: the number of icons, the arrangement of search results, and the presentation of error messages.

The approximate reliability of over- or under- representation was evaluated by graphical presentation of standard errors based on 100 bootstraps of the input set.

This does admittedly influence the magnitude of the relative error, as can be seen from the presentation of the measured data (error bars), but it may be regarded as acceptable.

If rats did not select choices within 15 s from the presentation of the Go tone, the error tone was presented, as in an error trial.

Although these have the disadvantage of that we cannot include statistical information in the form of error bars, this presentation is the clearest in showing the biological message coming from the experiments.

The lowest agreements were for the categorical variable "level of textual articulation" (51.5% (p < 0.001) and for four quantitative variables: narrative elements (difference of − 0.67; p < 0.001), planning errors (difference of − 0.43; p < 0.05), presentation errors (difference of − 0.88; p < 0.05), and percentage of revision (difference of 3.73; p < 0.001).

There are several technical issues that have to be addressed when analyzing large metabolic networks including accumulation of numerical errors and presentation of the solution to the researcher.

25 The percentage of agreement includes both the precision of the measurement and the frequency of errors, and has clinical meaning, while graphical presentations are useful for displaying distributions and the magnitude of error.

In data presentation the error margins represent standard error of mean.

SDIs showed reduced dACC response compared to non-SDIs following the presentation of negative feedback, but only when error expectancies were controlled.

A failure to respond in the correct direction or a movement response made before the presentation of an arrow resulted in an error.