Sentence examples for yields error from inspiring English sources

Note that due to over-representation of certain protein families, in our experience, bootstrapping without replacement typically yields error estimates that are more accurate than those with replacement.

Standard error for all measurements was estimated over 1000 bootstrap sets; i.e. randomly select n proteins without replacement from the original data set (in our experience, bootstrapping without replacement typically yields error estimates that are more conservative/long lived than those with replacement).

Errors in activity estimation are reduced to ranges of -9% to +1% whereas MRAC yields errors of -22% to -10%.

The procedure utilises lateral load analysis of structures and yields errors less than 10%, which may be considered suitable for design purposes.

The procedure utilises lateral load analysis of frames and yields errors on the order of 5%, which may be considered suitable for design purposes.

Specifically, it was assumed that a 0 at the synonymous site leads to a 1% translational error at the corresponding amino acid position, whereas a 1 yields error-free translation at that position.

Validation of the simulation using strain gauges on ex-vivo specimens yields errors in 15% range.

Efforts to resubmit information yielded error messages.

Consequently, the selected models were severely underfitted (Additional file 1: Figure S4) which yielded error estimates with a large portion of bias due to omitted relevant variables.

The a priori and a posteriori parameter choice rules which yield error estimates of Hölder type are suggested in Section 3.

Whereas some well-known classifiers such as PAM yield poor accuracy (error rates of approximately 20%), others, such as partial least squares, yield error rates of approximately 6%, see Table 3 (bottom) for a summary.