Sentences with phrase «as the errors reduce»

Well, for one thing we see climate models that are as noisy as the temperature record, yet as the errors reduce, it looks like the temperature record gets less noisy.

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Experts have found that multi-tasking reduces productivity by as much as 40 percent, lowers the person's IQ and creates a larger margin for error.

Precision reduction gears can reduce robotic movement errors to as small as 0.1 millimeters on robot arms that are 3 meters long.

As a result, this will reduce waste as it will mean fewer errors in the quality of your service or producAs a result, this will reduce waste as it will mean fewer errors in the quality of your service or producas it will mean fewer errors in the quality of your service or product.

This reduces the need for a middle person, such as a cashier, who could potentially introduce error into the process — i.e. give you a Double Double Cheeseburger when all you wanted was a hamburger.

Taking appropriate action like this quickly following an error can not only reduce harm but also win your brand a degree of goodwill, as this case study of an excellent response to a social media mistake makes clear.

Accounting software can not only help you reduce human errors in your calculations, but it can help you gain insights into your business that you couldn't see in paper form — such as generating sales forecasts for the next quarter, determining which items are overstocked, and pinpointing your least profitable service.

Carefully planning a trade in advance can eliminate emotion from the equation, reduce the likelihood of error, and increase the odds of a successful trade, as well as the long - term success of an account.

We regard digital currency payments as «accepted» when one block confirmation has been registered, however, due to varying security between blockchains, we reserve the right to require additional block confirmations to reduce risk of fraudulent double spending attempts or errors related to forks.

He believes that a wider presence of self - driving technologies will reduce the risks associated with driving, as human error is responsible for more than 90 percent of all car crashes.

Many in our age who discover the inadequacy of the simple moral opposition between good and evil tend to reduce evil to illusion or objective error, or to absolutize it as something radical, pure, and unredeemable.

Using measured early pregnancy weight as the anchor reduces error due to maternal report but ignores weight gained since the pregnancy began.

Credit rating agencies like Experian are preparing proposals which could see them tasked with rooting out benefit fraudsters, as part of a wider government drive to reduce the annual # 5.2 billion cost of fraud and error in the benefits system.

To reduce the chances of errors creeping in, the team built their QEC system to be as simple as possible.

«While we expected that blood age was stable enough that we could estimate it and use the estimate to provide some increase in accuracy, we did not think we would reduce errors by more than 50 % as we did,» said Higgins.

The new system, a deep learning model known as neural machine translation, effectively trains itself — and reduces translation errors by up to 87 %.

It can be used as a stand - alone method or it can complement DNA sequencing by reducing complexity and error when piecing together the small bits of genome analyzed during the sequencing process.»

They were able to use pieces as small as a single crystal, greatly reducing the chance of error by contamination, and pinpointed the extinction to 252.6 million years ago, plus or minus 2 million years.

The new method should reduce the time nano manufacturing firms spend in trial - and - error searches for materials to make electronic devices such as solar cells, organic transistors and organic light - emitting diodes.

[Ed note: The commission uses various methods, such as audits, to reduce the risk of financial errors or fraud in E.U. programs.]

They applied statistical corrections to reduce the risk of drawing false connections between very rare and very common diseases, as any errors in diagnosis will get magnified in such an analysis.

(At the position recorded by Messier, which also found its way into John Herschel's GC as GC 1594 and, consequently, into Dreyer's NGC as NGC 2478, no cluster is found, so that this object was missed, until T.F. Morris, in 1959, identified it correctly as Herschel's cluster H VIII.38 (NGC 2422), and realised that Messier had done a simple sign error in RA difference when reducing the positional data.)

A proprietary nutrient formula containing 36 separate constituents, including chelated minerals, vitamins, and trace elements, may reduce symptoms of mania, depressed mood, and psychosis in bipolar patients when taken alone or used as an adjunct to conventional mood - stabilizing medications.35 - 39 Beneficial clinical outcomes in bipolar disorder may result from correction of hereditary metabolic errors in genetically predisposed individuals when select micronutrients are deficient or absent in the diet.37

As little as two spelling errors on a profile can reduce a guy's chance of getting a response by 14 %, but women's spelling and grammar errors didn't have an impact on their chances at a response at alAs little as two spelling errors on a profile can reduce a guy's chance of getting a response by 14 %, but women's spelling and grammar errors didn't have an impact on their chances at a response at alas two spelling errors on a profile can reduce a guy's chance of getting a response by 14 %, but women's spelling and grammar errors didn't have an impact on their chances at a response at all.

Reduce unintended errors by providing graph paper for student tests or as a background for homework assignments.

This is greater than the two - point gain we found in Iceland and Greece, but it is within the standard error of these estimates, suggesting that the actual effect of reducing class size in Iceland and Greece could be as large as Krueger found in the United States.

For organisations this means that modern learning technologies can increase your ROI as they can provide context - sensitive pop - up navigation within any application, and support your employees as and when they require in their everyday work, reducing user errors, lost production ultimately improving efficiencies.

In this case, having more students reduces random error among middle school teachers, but, as the baseball analogy suggests, this does not increase reliability.

VAM, viewed as reducing bias and error, is increasingly used by states and districts as a major factor in teacher evaluation, retention, promotion, and compensation.

Commonly used models have standard errors as high as 36 % for a single year of data, and they would require a decade of data to reduce the likelihood of mislabeling a teacher to 12 %.

Including disability status and other factors, such as accommodation use, in the models may reduce systematic errors in the value - added for teachers with large proportions of students with disabilities, but doing so could create incentives for improper placement of students into special education.

As compared with exclusively hierarchical forms of leadership, distributed leadership more accurately reflects the division of labor which is experienced in the organization on a daily basis and reduces the chances of error arising from decisions based on the limited information available to a single leader.

As long as you constantly discipline yourself to identify and form best practices, then follow them religiously, both the time it takes to prepare high quality content and the likelihood of errors will be reduced dramaticallAs long as you constantly discipline yourself to identify and form best practices, then follow them religiously, both the time it takes to prepare high quality content and the likelihood of errors will be reduced dramaticallas you constantly discipline yourself to identify and form best practices, then follow them religiously, both the time it takes to prepare high quality content and the likelihood of errors will be reduced dramatically.

Reducing and avoiding errors as much as possible leaves behind a series of small portfolio successes.

But the portfolios will be more balanced from a liquidity perspective in order to minimize risks from crowded trades as well as reduce tracking error.

Now that Morningstar is tracking such data, investors bad behavior is finally quantified, as well the advantages of using a passive advisor who helps reduce investor error.

Improvements in methods and equipment, processes of maintenance and calibration as well as a vastly better understanding of measurement methods have reduced the measurement errors by an order of magnitude over those years.

As modellers we are trying to reduce the second kind of error, but there is little we can do about the first.

To keep those error outliers small, I tried to reconstruct the data to a decadal base line, which is still adequate and reduces error outliers, as you can see here in Fig. 1

But I don't think that qualifies as «pseudoscience,» which to me suggests such things as controversial hypotheses masquerading as self - evident assumptions («ordered complexity implies a designer»), or outright fallacies of inference and errors of fact, perhaps hidden behind familar jargon («in information - theoretic terms, evolution of the eye is impossible»), or cleverly disguised as well - established results from other sciences («quantum electrodynamics suggests that consciousness is the fundamental nature of reality, and so we don't need to age, and crime will be reduced if we meditate on it correctly»).

As far as «climate» goes, a 30 year smooth reduces most on the weather noise giving you something to fit with a reasonable error range so you don't have to magnify some obscure signal by a factor of ten to get a «fit»As far as «climate» goes, a 30 year smooth reduces most on the weather noise giving you something to fit with a reasonable error range so you don't have to magnify some obscure signal by a factor of ten to get a «fit»as «climate» goes, a 30 year smooth reduces most on the weather noise giving you something to fit with a reasonable error range so you don't have to magnify some obscure signal by a factor of ten to get a «fit».

Aerosol cooling from volcanoes becomes irrelevant, etc. (ii) But even if I had based it on the point that averaging n times as many samples reduces the expected error by sqrt (n), what is «erroneous» about that?

In order to monitor global climate change on a decade - to - decade basis in support of national and foreign policy decisions, it will be necessary to better quantify and to substantially reduce the measurement errors inherent in estimates of global - mean temperature, as well as to develop an improved understanding of the processes that contribute to short term variability of global - mean temperature.

That's because the ISO's study, which focused on potential fuel security concerns in 2024 and 2025, contained clear factual errors as well other assumptions that are highly unlikely and, in some cases, contrary to state laws that help customers reduce their electricity use and bills through energy efficiency and that require a growing percentage of electricity to come from renewable resources.

There can be no credible expectation that this tuning / calibration procedure can reduce the error by two orders of magnitude as required to measure changes of Earth's energy balance to an accuracy of 0.1 W / m2.»

We often argue on this site that one of the main problems with environmentalists» arguments is that they treat nuanced and complex, and highly context - sensitive scientific claims as through they could be reduced to «true / false» axioms, meaning that error cascades through their own argument.

To argue that a complex system can be reduced to cause and effect relationships is the logical error that is known as «reductionism.»

A major obligation of peer review is to ensure that authors of potentially publishable papers correct errors and resolve uncertainties in such a way as to reduce the possibility of misinforming readers if the articles eventually satisfy the criteria for publication.

Using AI as an assistive tool has the potential to improve accuracy and reduce diagnostic errors, within an increasingly stretched Health Service.

I'm as guilty of it as other people but if you study this long enough you would become convinced that one way to cut down on errors in your documents is to use the tool like TextExpander and get the text in a form that's perfect and start from there and then you reduce a number of errors in your documents, for things you do over and over.