Examples of using Statistical error in English and their translations into German
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Statistical error does not exceed 3.4.
Second lesson: the statistical error of the Commission.
Statistical error of the survey does not exceed 3,4.
With the quota method statistical error is almost zero.
Statistical error is better for older and smaller samples.
The resulting particlesize and shape distribution offers high accuracy and unrivalled low statistical errors.
They stressed statistical errors and uncertainties in research.
Ludwig, Udo: Current trends-East Germany disadvantaged over West Germany with respect to unit labor costs- A statistical error?
Very low statistical errors due to very high particle numbers.
This procedure has often been used in medical applications, where not too many complete datasets are available and the input data themselves have large statistical errors.
Statistical error in the data from these studies does not exceed 3,4.
Unpaid VAT also results from bankruptcies and insolvencies, statistical errors, delayed payments and legal avoidance, amongst other things.
The statistical error(root mean squared error) of 0.88 log-units is even lower than the manufacturer's stated log unit of 1.0.
The C samples are considered to be the better indicators for Aumineralization as Au is preferentially adsorbed onto clay minerals and the finer particle size reduces statistical errors and nugget effect.
The reason were statistical errors in the input data, which could not be eliminated.
What is the point of adopting another environmental regulation when statistical analysis shows that F-gases are virtually harmless,and that any negative effect is hard to distinguish from statistical error?
This is no mere statistical error or lucky coincidence.
A lower energy factor than 60 keV does admittedly bring a greater dependence on the atomic number, though it also re sults in a higherabsorption of radiation by the pipe sections installed in the preparation plant, which in turn would pro duce an excessive statistical error.
On occasion, statistical errors are not confined to quantitative ones; they often completely change the concept and definition of the sector.
Two biostatisticians, Emili García-Berthouand Carles Alcaraz from the University of Girona in Spain,set out to examine theextent of statistical errors containedwithin four editions of Nature and two BMJ(British Medical Journal) volumes from2001.
According to the simulation, a statistical error for the branching ratios of L-smuon-> muon neutralino1 of 0.98% and L-smuon-> muon+ neutralino2 of 3.97% can be reached.
Whereas Regulation(EEC) No 3220/84 introduced the use of partial dissection of pig carcases as a means to obtain the total weight of the red striated muscles; whereas it is necessary to lay down in Commission Regulation(EEC) No 2967/85(3), the details of the new assessment method in particular the number of carcases to be dissected and the new dissection method; whereas the use of partial dissectionleads to a new specification of the maximum tolerance for statistical error in assessment;
The statistical error can be minimised and the validity of results improved by aggregation or grouping of base categories into a smaller number of utilisation types.
In the south eastof England, Labour MEPs felt that statistical error and political misinformation have combined to produce an inaccurate picture of the outbreak and the UK Government's fight to deal with it.
If rearing lossee, the variations in the stock of fat cattle and statistical errors are taken into account, there remains for fattening and for export as store cattle(CVFEA) in the calendar year in question see Table 11, lines 18-23.
Physicists report their measurements with two sets of errors- a statistical error representing the fact that they have made only a finite number of observations, and a systematic error that is supposed to account for the inaccuracies in methodology, assumptions etc.