Sentence examples for ratio error from inspiring English sources
The average entrainment ratio error was between 10% and 7%, respectively.
The performance metrics are adjacent power ratio, error vector magnitude and normalized mean square error.
Moreover, developed converter may be also used to assess accuracy of measuring systems designed for evaluation of voltage ratio error and phase displacement of voltage transformers and dividers.
The difference (|Value M −Value2M|) between the computed prices on grids with M and 2M points and the ratio (error M /error2M) are shown.
Total VOC production was also lowest during lag and death phases, so small inaccuracies in CO2 concentration differences between bypass and catalyst measurements likely contributed to the recovery ratio error.
For calculating the CI, the following equations has been used (Gaitonde et al. 2008): Table 6 Confirmation experiments Optimum values Predicted S/N ratio Experimental S/N ratio Error CI T on3, T off1, SV1, WF2 16.1717 dB 16.0312 dB 0.1405 dB 1.033 dB mathrm{C}mathrm{I}=sqrt{F_{left(1,{v}_eright)} {V}_eleft(frac{1}{n_{mathrm{eff}}}+frac{1}{n_{mathrm{ver}}}right)} (5).
This meets the EPA 1613 requirement that isotope ratio errors are not greater than 15%.
All C-labeled congener internal standards were quantified with isotope ratio errors less than 3%.
Only extracted monoisotopomer peaks with areas less than 1 × 10 exhibited isotopomer ratio errors greater than ±5%.
Isotopomer abundance or ratio errors were calculated from the theoretical isotopomer abundances expected for a given elemental formula.
Over the detected concentration range, isotopic ratio errors were −4 ± 17% (Supplemental Figure S6B in the Supporting Information).
