Sentence examples similar to self-identified error from inspiring English sources

We compared the average error score according to the self-identified ethnicity/race of the observer, and find that there are significant differences in the average error scores between groups (see Figure 2).

But Peter A. Brown, the poll's assistant director, who told Politico in March that its finding that 55% of self-identified Tea Partiers are women has a relatively high margin of error.

The error margin is seven points among the sample of 263 self-identified Republicans.

These individuals self-identified as the race they were originally categorized as; outliers unlikely resulting from sampling error.

In addition, when narrowing the focus to self-identified Republicans and Republican leaners, small sample sizes and large margin of sampling errors become a problem.

(The sample contained six hundred and sixty-six self-identified Republicans).

Trump won 88percentt of self-identified Republicans.

Self-identified Democrats have become more homogeneously liberal and self-identified Republicans more homogeneously conservative.

Self-identified Democrats were particularly impatient.

The self-identified democratic socialist explicitly compared himself to Obama.

Only among self-identified Republicans is the Sanders approach unpopular.