Sentence examples for subject to an error of from inspiring English sources

From our data, a cardiac index of 4.0 l/min/m would be subject to an error of up to +54% or -62% at the 95% limits of agreement.

This estimate is subject to an overall error of about 200 due to errors in contig construction (following the estimates of [ 10]).

By contrast, to explain the difference in one year survival between England and Sweden observed in EUROCARE-4, 70% of all women with breast cancer who had died would have to have been subject to an average error of one year in the date of diagnosis (fig 1).

The measured narrowband is subject to an additive error due to limited number of pilot symbols within each subband.

The EF-estimates are subject to a series of error sources, including measurement errors and function errors.

Hence we estimate that our total counts are subject to a possible error which is of the same order of magnitude as the drop encountered in Figure 5 between the peak at d ≥ 1 and the next point at d ≥ 2. This implies that the estimate of the number of strains may be subjected to a large uncertainty, however the estimate of numbers of different taxa derived from d ≥ 2 is quite a safe lower bound.

We formulate this problem as a maximization of the degree of decentralization, subject to a given error performance in terms of the H∞-norm between the centralized and the decentralized closed loop.

We formulate this problem as one of maximizing the degree of decentralization subject to a given error performance in terms of the H∞-norm between the system controlled by a centralized controller and the system controlled by the decentralized controller.

Because these figures are based on samples, they are subject to a margin of error, particularly in places with a low population, and are best regarded as estimates.

I think most of these market studies are off base because EMV is subject to a lot of error.

However, the DWP said it was "not trumpeting" the finding as the polling was subject to a margin of error.