Sentence examples for ratio of errors from inspiring English sources

In this scenario, the ratio of errors from the record of range measurements has been 52%.

Human Reliability Analysis (HRA) is a technique used to calculate human error probabilities as the ratio of errors committed to the number of opportunities for that error.

Moreover, the ratio of errors of the two fits allowed us to quantify the difference of the AP onset dynamics in neocortical neurons as compared to snail neurons.

The ratio of errors of the exponential to the piecewise linear fit (see below) was little affected by small variations of the setting of that range.

We have used the ratio of errors of exponential to piecewise linear fits of the initial portion of the AP in phase plot representation as a measure of the AP initiation dynamics.

This difference is obvious by visual inspection of the phase plots, but the ratio of errors of the two fits gives a quantitative measure and a formal criterion for segregation of neurons in two groups according to the type of the onset dynamics of their APs.

As CMC is based on the ratio of error variance to true variance, therefore the low bCMC value of pelvic tilt in previous studies [13,15,17] may be related to a smaller range of motion of the pelvis during walking.

It is also free from the need to assume that the error variances of X and Y are equal, or that the ratio of error variances equals the ratio of variances (as is required in Major Axis methods or Standardised Major Axis methods, see [ 45]).

The ratio of error to difference is important to allow measurement of variations due to standard biological conditions and tissue inhomogeneity as well as to the evaluation of OP changes that occur during progression from normal to dysplastic tissue as well as to cancer.

Total daughter equivalents (DEmax) from the reference population can be obtained by summing traditional reliabilities (RELtrad) minus the reliabilities of parent average (RELpa), multiplying by the ratio of error to sire variance (k), and dividing by the equivalent reference size (n) needed to achieve 50% genomic REL [ 25]: DE max = ∑ (REL trad − REL pa ) k / n.

Moreover, though the proposed goodness scoring function is tailored to assess the goodness of the biclusters of co-expressed genes, the general framework of differential co-expression can be extended to evaluate the goodness of the other types of biclusters such as low error in the expression which requires a scoring function proposed by Kostka & Spang i.e. ratio of error variances = E2(b)/E1(b).