The MDC95 is the smallest change necessary to exceed the measurement error of repeated measures that indicates a real change at the 95%% confidence interval (CI) level for a single individual [ 38, 39].
The reaction yield, measured as luc-transducing units (TU), was highly reproducible, as demonstrated by the small standard error of repeated experiments.
We limited data to first-time respondents, to avoid the error of non-independent repeated measures within individuals.
Even so, they are in danger of repeating the error of their early years, when economic confrontation with Japan damaged the military alliance between the two countries.
After the delay in announcing Strauss's appointment left Peter Moores hung out to dry, the new England director of cricket got off on the worst possible foot by repeating the error of attempting to "draw a line" under Pietersen but instead placing him firmly back at the heart of the matter.
Mr. Santorum draws the analogy to plead with voters not to repeat the error of 1976.
We should not repeat the error of the last two centuries, when the drive to assimilate resulted in the loss of second languages among so many Americans.
Yet a chapter in Mr. Finn's book wisely cautions not to repeat the error of World War II when Japanese-Americans were unjustly interned.
Two considerations influenced this decision: a desire not to repeat the error of ignoring national fissures, as in 1982; and a sense that a Labour cabinet presence would insulate him from international criticism.
It was not, Buruma rightly says, for the Allies' greatest achievement lay in what they did not do: repeat the error of the Versailles Treaty and spend years exacting reparations.
