Sentence examples for uncertainty of sample from inspiring English sources

Rate of lung function decline (RLFD) (as FEV1percentt predicted/yr) is a robust measure of CF therapeutic efficacy rarely used as a study endpoint, in part due to uncertainty of sample size requirements.

The average uncertainty of sample measurements was similar to the external precision (2SD) obtained for multiple analyses of a London Zn solution conducted during the same time interval.

The idea is to extend the model built for the ML estimation of ADC and excitation signal parameters to handle the uncertainty of sampling.

In fact, spatial adjacent pixels usually share similar spectral characteristics and have the same label, and using spatial information can reduce the uncertainty of samples and suppress salt-and-pepper noise of classification results [10].

The results of the three methodologies statistically differ, with the expanded uncertainty of sampling being in the range of 0.34 0.40 mg kg−1, while the relative expanded uncertainty lying in the range of 4.8 5.1%, depending on the methodology used.

This is a consequence of the central limit theorem where the uncertainty of a sample average decreases with sample size.

Finally, when uncertainty of a sample size estimate is acknowledged, methods exist for re-estimating sample size.

Therefore, the uncertainty of the sample temperature caused by the temperature gradient is much less than 50 K.

Additionally, the uncertainty of the sample covariance matrix is taken into account to improve the robustness when the INCM-based approaches are not feasible.

The uncertainty was evaluated in detail fully following the Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement, and the expanded uncertainty of RELA sample A and B were 2.0 and 1.2 g·L−1, respectively.

The relative combined expanded uncertainty (k = 2) for density measurements in the homogeneous liquid region (including the contribution resulting from the uncertainty of the sample gas analysis) was estimated to be 0.044%.