If they measure temperature at depth and on the way up or down at various points, how would the temperature measurement be
affected by errors in pressure / depth measurement?.
The SQA said adjustments were made to the grade boundaries to make sure no candidates were
affected by the errors.
We regret the mistake and I would like to give my sincere apologies to anyone who has been
affected by this error.
Basically, this problem does not appear to be widespread, so that tolino readers with the corresponding devices do not necessarily have to be
affected by this error.
Are you also
affected by these error codes from the collector's edition?
The GISTEMP analysis was not
affected by this error, i.e. none of the results, tables, maps, graphs about global or regional means changed.
When an error has been observed, don't take seriously anything that can even remotely be
affected by that error until the error is corrected and all following steps redone based on the corrected analysis.
However, whilst Mr Hunt apologised «wholeheartedly» to
those affected by the error and confirmed that those affected will be contacted; many have been left wondering just how crucial this mistake may have been.
Not exact matches
Congressional testimony and investigations
by the company and regulators revealed that GM engineers knew of the faulty switch for at least a decade, but a series of
errors led to
affected vehicles being recalled only in 2014.
Similar to equally - weighted indexes, company weights are not
affected by market price and therefore pricing
errors are also random.
Since stocks in the index aren't
affected by price,
errors will be random and average out over time.
Atletico Madrid, BVB, Leicester city; only Wenger is
affected by lack of money, 13 years of trying and
error, if he was good he would have done it atleast once in those 13 years
There was only one
error, which did not
affect the outcome, but there were several bad plays
by both infields, and the pitchers on both sides made far too many mistakes.
Fixed - effect models are reported throughout, because these reflect only the random
error within each study and are less
affected by small study bias (usually the result of selective publication of small studies with extreme results)(39).
Additionally, the Board of Elections is to issue a letter to each person
affected by the Board of Election's determination of its
error.
He held that the lower court was in grievous
error when it ordered the publication of Ibrahim's name pointing out that the decision of the high court was in total breach of the provision of section 36 of the 1999 constitution, which it said forbade any court from denying fair hearing to a party likely to be
affected by final decision of the court.
Various research studies reveal that an estimated 12 million Americans are
affected each year
by diagnostic
errors, with one in three
errors leading to serious patient injuries, including disability or death.
Both De Luca and Marinkovich's teams are exploring a similar gene therapy for another major form of the disease, called dystrophic EB, caused
by a different genetic
error affecting a larger protein.
Corrections and clarifications, 4/6/2015, 10:30 am:
Errors regarding the amount of enriched urnaium
affected by the agreement, and the role of molybdenum - 99, have been corrected.
The largest study to date of testing
errors reported
by family physician offices in the United States found that problems occur throughout the testing process and disproportionately
affect minority patients.
Second, biomarker concentrations were assessed only once, and dietary assessments are inevitably
affected by some measurement
errors.
Fire Emblem Heroes just released yesterday, and although most people can download and enjoy it just fine, some people have been
affected by crashes and
errors.
GCSE English language and literature exams and those administered
by the AQA board were worst
affected by failures, in which «some reviewers changed marks where there was no
error with original marking», according to Ofqual's report.
Students can investigate relationships between lines obtained using each of these methods of describing the
error, they can examine how each of the methods is
affected by individual data points, and they can look at the influence of extreme values.
(2) An
error that does not
affect employee protections under this part (e.g., the collector's failure to add bluing agent to the toilet bowl, which adversely
affects only the ability of the collector to detect tampering with the specimen
by the employee);
It will only install a port of Android 4.2.2 ROM and you might be
affected by bugs and
errors.
Since stocks in the index aren't
affected by price,
errors will be random and average out over time.
By staggering your requests during a year you can watch your report and clear any
errors found before they
affect your credit score.
However, none of these issues really
affect the attribution argument because a) differences in magnitude of forcing over time are assessed
by way of the scales in the attribution process, and b)
errors in the spatial pattern will end up in the residuals, which are not large enough to change the overall assessment.
Nick, you're right that some
errors in the HadCRUT4
error model are persistent through time and therefore could
affect both years» temperature estimates
by a similar amount, if the two years are quite close in time.
An
Error In The Construction Of A Single Global Average Surface Temperature — / / tinyurl.com/2d3uf8 e, From Hall of Record: Emissions Already
Affecting Climate, Report Finds
By JAMES KANTER and ANDREW C. REVKIN Published: April 6, 2007
Not only are the TSI and temperature reconstructions very uncertain (hence, probably quite noisy and containing large
errors, as the choice of different curves give such large variations), but also the fact that the temperature is
affected by a multitude of factors.
Homogenisation
errors are already visible in a site -
by - site analysis, but this shows the problems may be so big they
affect averages across the whole of Australia, and we can detect them with satellites.
For example, the so - called «double ITCZ» problem noted
by Mechoso et al. (1995; see Section 8.3.1) remains a major source of
error in simulating the annual cycle in the tropics in most AOGCMs, which ultimately
affects the fidelity of the simulated ENSO.
Since satellite data seemed free of many of the
errors that
affect surface measurements, these results were seized on
by global warming «sceptics».
I am committed for life to exposing the
errors in the concept of radiative forcing dreamed up
by Hansen and used to fool our Australian Government (thus
affecting me) and world governments, thus wasting money, causing poverty and death.
Consider the multiple possibilities of unfair coins, unexpected externalities that could
affect outcomes, skilled coin toss experts and their chaotic human whims, social engineering of observers
by dishonest actors and their chaotic whims, observational
errors and the whims of observers, one would have to call actual coin tosses a spatial - temporal chaos model, in particular if one decides beforehand to do what one can to generate that outcome.
If Svalbard Luft is
affected by AHI, then the anomaly reported
by GISS for half of the arctic is also in
error.
The March 2010 global mean temperature was
affected by about 2/100 of a degree Celsius, well below the margin of
error (about 15/100 of a degree for monthly global means).
Most notably, Mann was forced to publish a corrigendum
by Nature in order to correct
errors pointed out in his work, though he claimed, «None of these
errors affect our previously published results.»
> publish a corrigendum
by Nature in order to correct
errors pointed out in his work, though he claimed, «None of these
errors affect our previously published results.»
Asked about IPCC's credibility being
affected by the blunder, Pachauri said: «I am sure people all over the world, the rational people, see the larger picture and are not going to be distracted
by this one
error which of course is regrettable.
In this thread my point is only that the paper being discussed does not have any results that would add to our understanding, because everything is
affected so strongly
by the
error (except the results of the chapter 3 that are irrelevant and misleading and agreed as irrelevant also
by Anastassia Makarieva in one of her comments.)
Guest Post
by Willis Eschenbach [Graphs updated to include
error bars] Inspired
by the paper
by the charmingly - named Maya Tolstoy discussed here on WUWT, I decided to see if tidal forces
affect the timing of earthquakes and volcanoes.
I do not see that the variation is
affected by tree ring age which implies that the variation is caused
by a measurement
error that is more pronounced in older trees..
And we also have to consider the awkward nature of most climate proxy data (Witt & Schumann, 2005), which is
affected by random and systemic
errors causing uncertainties along the age axis that grow worse as we go back in time.
Recently one of the groups, RSS (which is the one used
by David Rose in the Mail on Sunday article) identified an
error in their record due to drifting measurement times that has been
affecting observations in recent years.
As oceans have a long memory their dynamics may be
affected essentially
by rather small
errors in the amount of dissipation.
Under Nature s policies, a Corrigendum is defined as «notification of an important
error made
by the authors [Nature s bold] that
affects the publication record or the scientific integrity of the paper, or the reputation of the authors or the journal.»
However, as the number of observations involved is very small, impacts on mean temperatures are minimal (for example, even a 5 °C
error which
affected 1 % of observations would only alter mean temperatures
by 0.05 °C) and the stations are still useful in assessment of those.