Sentence examples for proportion of errors from inspiring English sources

Many of the games in the opening set were close but Williams constantly had the edge, despite making a high proportion of errors.

A large proportion of errors did not, however, reflect biases toward the participants' "own" view of the object; rather, these errors reflected biases toward their "best" view of the object.

Efficiency here is defined in terms of the expected proportion of errors that occur (q-value) when a given proportion of the data is declared "significant" (i.e. the null hypothesis is believed not to hold for them).

"I remain intrigued but skeptical," she says, "until they can reduce the large proportion of errors".

As expected, the proportion of errors generally increases as the cursor duration decreases.

This treatment combination should work on around half of patients, while one of the drugs on its own corrects a small proportion of errors.

With the introduction of photographs, the proportion of errors detected increased from 31% (9 of 29) to 77% (23 of 30; P =.006).

These plots have the number of false alarms on the x-axis rather than the proportion of errors.

The ccdf indicates the proportion of errors that takes more than a given amount of time to be recovered.

The proportion of errors caused by neglecting the spatial dispersion of wind speeds in the total errors was 50.19% (average) and 32.37% (standard deviation).

Metric: number of problems during simulation execution: given by the proportion of errors during simulations compared to the total execution of the simulation.