Sentence examples for wider error from inspiring English sources

The reason behind this property lies in the fact that larger error threshold implies wider error tolerance range, which will result in lower prediction accuracy.

As in the equal-pupil case, the case involving 0.75 D monovision exhibited wider error bars.

To assure head movements during gaze-pursuit and head-pursuit (target stationary in space), the reward circuits compared feeder position signals with the monkey's head position signals with a wider error window (± 3°).

This is also reflected by increased levels of non-specific background hybridisation from repetitive content, especially on the macrochromosomes, accounting for our wider error bars when assigning positions to BACs on these chromosomes.

Five-day hurricane forecasts properly have wide error cones as it is.

Such a wide error rate can leave patients vulnerable to severe problems, including seizures, unconsciousness and coma.

Mike Hulme of King's College London in England wrote recently that it could result in bad science, because predictions about future local climate come with such wide error bars.

Besides having a wide error rate, many home monitors give the wrong result if patients are taking certain drugs like Tylenol or even vitamin C. The Accu-Chek monitors made by Roche can be confounded by drugs commonly used in dialysis.

This potential could be consistent with the collected data of flybys after 2005, however with a wide error range.

A significant variation was observed for the Tm values of primers calculated by different tools in comparison with optimal experimental condition, which could end up causing wide error in amplification reactions.

Aside from the wide error range found to be associated with these metrics, they offer no information about what students actually did, said, or thought that could help teachers improve their practice.