Sentence examples for water errors from inspiring English sources

In this situation mice rapidly learn to suppress visits to corners without water (errors) and learning can be quantified by a decrease in percentage of incorrect visits (Fig 4C) and number of nose pokes in incorrect corners (Fig 4D).

The conditions under which this can result in significant water balance errors are not well understood.

Analysis of results showed that all models were effective in reducing water balance error in Azghand catchment.

The water balance error was 0% which could be considered as criteria (i.e. water balance stabilization), to constrain the estimate of sustainable extraction [13].

The average water balance error was 46 mm, or approximately 10% of the estimated effective precipitation for the ten-year period.

As recommended by Anderson and Woessner (1992), for minimizing the water balance error, the grid network should be aligned parallel to the features that control groundwater flow direction.

The AM is developed based on the simultaneous minimization of both the estimated reservoir water level error and the inflow variation.

The methods have been applied for calibration of a test catchment and compared on validation data with respect to overall performance measures in terms of water balance error and general hydrograph shape, and simulation of high and low flow events.

The second method targeted measurements based on the expected decrease in forecasted water level error variance at a validation time and location, quickly calculated for various sets of measurements by an ensemble transform Kalman filter.

Simultaneously, sample weight loss was measured by TGA to check the preparation procedure and determine the effective water content (error ≤ 1 wt%).

Despite simplifying assumptions that the isotopic composition of precipitation (δP), groundwater inflow, and atmospheric moisture (δA) were constant, groundwater inflow was within the water-budget error for 12 of the 19 semiannual calculation periods.