Sentence examples for proportional error from inspiring English sources

It shows that the integral windup problem can be mitigated by removing the position setpoint in the proportional error term and injecting the velocity setpoint in the integral state.

Bland Altman analysis revealed a systematic error (p < 0.001) but no proportional error (p = 0.737).

Bland Altman analysis revealed both a systematic (p < 0.001) and proportional error (p = 0.004) for 11C-acetate and both a systematic (p < 0.001) and proportional error (p = 0.004) for 15O-water.

Column (5) compares the Leslie and analytical projections, showing the proportional error in the Eq. (10) projection.

The proportional error in the Eq. (10) analytical projection in column (5) is calculated as [(2) − (4)]/(2), referring to columns (2) and (4).

Finally, proportional error models were included for the residual variability, i.e., variability that remained unexplained after inclusion of inter-animal variability and covariates.

Repeatability coefficient (RPC) was calculated as two times the standard deviation (SD) of the differences between measurements or, in case of a proportional error, as two times SD of the residuals of the linear regression in the Bland Altman plot.

One of the main differences among the various optical frequency locking schemes which have been developed in the last decades, is the method used to convert the beat frequency or the downconverted beat frequency to proportional error metric.

A proportional error exists when the 95% CI of b' includes 1.

These models allowed us to test whether temporal task goals (explicit/implicit) influenced the internal representation of elapsed time and the proportional error in estimating a given duration.

Standard errors were calculated using an error model accounting for absolute and proportional error sources, along with well-to-well, plate-to-plate, and day-to-day variability in ELISA measurements.