The highest reported standard score for most IQ tests is IQ 160, approximately the 99.997th percentile (leaving aside the issue of the considerable error in measurement at that level of IQ on any IQ test).
We show that this implementation performs effectively and converges quickly, steadily and accurately in the presence of considerable errors in the initial values, measurements and force models.
Although, oils of widely varying compositions can have the same gravity, considerable errors may be introduced when the viscosities of heavy oils are estimated from general viscosity trends and the API gravity.
Further, comparison of the results with the massless spring case reveals the fact that neglecting the mass of the spring can cause considerable errors for some combinations of the physical parameters.
Both the results of the previous studies and the standard deviation between the measurements and EGM2008 data at the end of the previous paragraph indicate considerable errors exist in EGM2008, not only in the short wavelength, but also in the long wavelength over the LMS area.
Destructive modifications often cause the content of multimedia data to be inaccurate and further incur the difficulty or considerable errors for subsequent computer vision application.
The distributions were asymmetrical, showing that considerable errors in the data had been introduced during scanning.
Therefore, using TA as an indicator of the interaction of TPS with proteins, as commonly done, can lead to considerable errors, since the polysaccharides also react with TA, and this reaction actually causes a considerable increase in turbidity.
In [10], it is pointed out that this traditional smoothing approach will cause considerable errors in the maximum coupler forces.
Analyses show that, in the presence of heterogeneous BOLD responses, conventionally used GLM with a canonical basis set leads to considerable errors in the detection and characterization of BOLD responses.
