Sentence examples for sample error to from inspiring English sources

*The number of biopsies required to limit the sample error to < 25%.

A British Polling Council inquiry earlier this year found that sampling error to get a randomised sample of voters was largely to blame for the polling failure.

Unfortunately, it is only the least efficient measurement procedure that allows the sampling error to be predicted from the measurement itself.

In each country, predefined sample sizes for the randomly selected patients were based on the need to allow comparisons between countries and to reduce the sampling error to below 5%.

We concluded that eight different sections obtained from either different samples or different cutting levels are required to reduce the sampling error to less than 10% for a reliable analysis of CD68, CD3 and CD20 cells.

Hartigan and Wigdor (1989), in their meta-analysis of more recent studies, estimated sampling error to be about half the observed variability (compared with the 70% suggested by Schmidt & Hunter [ 1998]).

The sparse datasets produced from the ddRADseq protocol introduce a high sampling error to allelic ratio calls, increasing the uncertainty of SNP calls and an increased incidence of coordinates that appear as a SNP in one dataset but not another.

However, the randomization through E k in (14) or (16) adds Monte Carlo sampling errors to the EnKF budget.

The number of paraffin blocks containing one or two tissue sections processed per case varied from 7 to 14, to minimize sampling error due to necrosis and to ensure valuable representation of the viable tissue.

If the whole-slide result was concordant with the original ER testing result, the discordance was decided to be due to sampling error due to use of a TMA and the final results were thus concordant (N = 36).

We used representative slides of surgically resected CRC samples to avoid sampling error due to small sample size.