Examples of using Rate of error in English and their translations into Hungarian
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But these numbers may exaggerate the rate of error.
The rate of errors detected during ongoing CIP audits so far is around 5%.
A study has shown that there is a very high rate of errors in medical bills.
The rate of error identified by the European Court of Auditors is in a similar range.
We estimate the level of error using the most likely rate of error(MLE).
The Court is 95% confident that the rate of error in payments lies between 3% and 6%.
Observations 21 35 The Commission and Member States have focused the action plans on im- proving compliance with the imple- menting regulations,thereby reducing the rate of errors.
The Court has 95% confidence that the rate of error in the population is 0%.
The Court has 95% confidence that the rate of error in the population lies between LEL 0% and UEL 2,4%(the lower and upper error limits respectively).(3) On the basis of the conclusions of the annual activity reports.
C 398/44 OfficialJournal of the European Union 12.11.2014 Estimated rate of error(most likely error) 13.
A model that can keep the rate of error within certain limits can be extremely useful in the success of this activity.
Italy and Greece report significantly higher levels of error for sheep andgoat premiums than the other Member States; the rate of error for the remaining 13 Member States in 2003 was 1,8%(2,2% in 2002).
We have 95% confidence that the rate of error in the population lies between 3,1% and 8,2%(the lower and upper error limits respectively).
The Court also estimates, again using standard statistical techniques,the range within which it is 95% confident that the rate of error for the population lies in each specific assessment(and for spending as whole).
The Court observed a material rate of error, which it estimated to be at least 12%of the aggregate amount of reimbursements to beneficiaries.
On the basis of the errors which it has quantified, the Court, using standard statistical techniques,estimates the most likely rate of error(MLE) in each specific assessment and for spending from the budget as whole.
The Court has 95% confidence that the rate of error in the population lies between 3,7% and 9,9%(the lower and upper error limits respectively).
X Fully implemented In most respects In some respects Not implemented No longer applicable Insufficient evidence Wide-ranging action plans have been in place in 2012 and 2013 and, in 2014, 31 action plans have beenrequired for specific paying agencies where the rate of error remains high.
The Court's findings are in line with the rate of error reported by Estonia to the Commission.
Another shortcoming relates to the scope of the checks that were actually performed: in some cases the scope was not sufficient but this was not challenged by theCommission(see examples in Box 10), leading to unreliable conclusions concerning the rate of error.
The Court has 95% confidence that the rate of error for the population is between 2,6% and 4,8%.
DG AGRI auditors analyse this information, in the light of the Commission's guidelines on the calculation of the financial corrections(Document C(2015) 3675 final) and using their professional judgement, andadjust the residual reported error rate with a top-up that estimates the rate of errors not detected by PAs.
Third, as in previous years, the Court's estimated rate of error is higher for those areas jointly managed by the Commission and Member States.
The ECA is 95% confident that the rate of error for the population lies in the range between the lower error limit and the upper error limit.
On the basis of the errors which it has quantified, the Court,estimates the most likely rate of error(MLE)(6) in each specific assessment, and for spending from the budget as whole.
The Court has 95% confidence that the rate of error in the population lies between 1,3% and 5,1%(the lower and upper error limits respect ively).
Integration also cuts out a great deal of repetitive data entry tasks, decreases the rate of error and allows companies to optimize reports to contain the greatest amount of detail.
The Court has 95% confidence that the rate of error in the population lies between 0,8% and 3,8%(the lower and upper error limits respectively).
DG AGRI's 2013 annual activity report confirms this,showing a rate of error for expenditure managed under IACS three times lower than that for market measures(not managed under IACS)43.
When the Member State can certify,in accordance with the methodology defined by the Commission, that the rate of errors found in the random sample checked on the spot does not exceed 2% for at least two consecutive years, that Member State may decide to replace the physical on-the-spot checks by checks based on orthoimages(34).