Sentence examples for substantially less error from inspiring English sources

We also find that the dynamic behavioral and fixed effects transmission models better account for variation in new confirmed cases, generate more stable estimates of the baseline rate of transmission over time and predict the number of new cases over a short horizon with substantially less error.

PM concentration measured gravimetrically has substantially less measurement error but, by definition, measures the average concentration for the whole measurement period.

The error is substantially less when production rates are low.

Alternatively, when small fibers are removed from the basis set of fibers included in the MDSFR fitting routine, the resulting mean residual error for μ′ s approaches 12% for all scattering sets, as shown in Fig. 5c; this error is substantially less than the case when larger fibers were removed, which depends on the magnitude of μ′ s and approached 60% for the low scattering set (set 1).

There may be underestimation of type 2 diabetes by self-report; however, our population is highly educated about medical conditions, so self-report error should be substantially less than that in a general population.

Tolerance studies show that the rectangular segment PMQ design is substantially less sensitive to the easy axis orientation errors and hence will be a better choice for DTLs.

While the per base error rate of Illumina sequencing is very low (substantially less than 1%), the TCR amplicon interrogated by TCR-seq is short, such that high-copy clonotypes may show extreme coverage.

The error between inclination values for the 2 techniques was substantially less when compared to version, probably because the superior and inferior margins of the cup are readily identified on conventional radiographs, even with large-diameter metal heads.

In addition to being substantially less invasive, there are practically no complications, little or no sampling errors and small observer related variability.

Now the bank is offering substantially less.

Will there be substantially less money in the system?