Sentence examples for rotational error from inspiring English sources

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The surgeons identified the elbow rotation axis with a mean rotational error decreasing from 7.6° ± 3.4° to 6.7° ± 3.3° after teaching how to use the RD.

The mean rotational error in identifying the elbow rotation axis decreased from 7.6° (SD 3.4; range 0.61 17.66) before teaching to 6.7° (SD 3.3; range 0.37 16.50) after teaching (i.e., after surgeons had been instructed how to use the optimal RD as additional landmark) (P = 0.03).

Rotational error was found to be small (<3°).

The measured rotational error was less than 1°.

The translation error (x,y,z) is 3.76% and the rotational error (i.e., roll, pitch, and yaw) is 0.0482 deg m−1.

However, orientation with this method alone is limited to the coronal plane (abduction/adduction) and arguably causes rotational errors in the transverse plane (internal/external rotation).

Miniscule rotational errors accumulate in this process, causing the orientation to 'drift' away from a perfect gravity orientation.

Constant, absolute and variable POG and rotational errors were determined.

Purpose: The effect of rotational errors on the coverage of clinical target volumes (CTVs) is examined.

Moreover, the rotational errors between axes are measured to ensure the accuracy of the calibrated AFM within the full scanning range.