Sentence examples for the added error from inspiring English sources

Clearly, there are considerable areas of uncertainty in using this second approach because the added error from estimating standardized concentrations was not accounted for.

With this depth, our simulations show that the added error would be <6% for common variants, and ~1% for variants with MAF<10%.

For short disorder, the added error did not alter the content over the course of our mutation protocol (Supplementary Fig. SOM_8).

Also, to account for the added error from multiple imputation, we assumed a 10% higher sd (2.53 kg) than in the pilot study, which decreased the effect size and increased the needed sample size slightly.

When displaying the CVIIM s, n,K-values graphically in the section Illustration we added error bars representing the variability of the (untruncated) CVIIM P,n,K-estimates from individual repetitions of CV.

Its greatest example of foolishness may be the way the Bodleian Library at Oxford sold off a precious First Folio in the 1660s to purchase the Third Folio, which added errors to the first (though Oxford was able to re-acquire the First in 1906).

This paper proposes a number of video transcoding techniques for the purpose of adding error resiliency.

The improved constant modulus algorithm can quickly find the convergent direction by adding error functions and learning rates based on the reserved original cost functions.

Although we agree that percent volume and percent frequency of prey in the diet are likely related, converting between the two methods may add error to estimated DDI values.

We generated 100 different realizations of synthetic data by adding error to the time profiles obtained by the model.

As expected, adding error to the base case resulted in a reduction of significance (i.e. a higher p-value) for both error types, as shown graphically in Figure 3.