Sentences with phrase «relatively small error»

When you purchase lowest cost index investing funds, then expect to get ETF and investment fund performance outcomes that target the underlying index minus the low costs you pay and a relatively small error in tracking the index.

When you purchase much lower cost index investor funds, then expect to get exchange traded funds (ETF) and mutual fund performance returns that target the underlying index less the much lower costs you pay and a relatively small error in tracking the index.

Not exact matches

«Although both water balance - based and GRACE - based groundwater volume estimates are subject to errors, the relatively small area of the Central Valley in the eyes of GRACE might also be responsible for that recovery discrepancy,» Lee said.

MZ twin pairs discordant for T2D are rare, and our relatively small sample size increases the risk of type II errors.

But when a new mutation appears in a species with a relatively small population, as in large mammals and humans, selection against the error is slower and less efficient, allowing the mutation to spread through the population.

It turns out that across many simulation runs, the the average IRR error is relatively small, i.e. around +0.1 %.

The tracking error will be relatively small, especially compared to something like a basket of hedge funds, which will at the very least would minimize reputational risk.

Even though the combined weight of the cargo and truck might still be under the estimated two - ton limit, leaving such an important decision to such a relatively small margin of error is a reckless choice.

This tracking error is relatively small but it can make a significant difference in realized gains / losses.

Systematic instrumental errors, such as changes in measurement practices or urbanisation, could be more important, especially earlier in the record (Chapter 3), although these errors are calculated to be relatively small at large spatial scales.

[6] David Orrell argues that the major contributor to weather forecast error is model error, with sensitivity to initial conditions playing a relatively small role.

An parcel of ideal gas moving up or down the air column might be approximately follow an adiabatic expansion curve because air is a relatively poor conductor of air so the error made assuming it is adiabatic is small if the transport time is much shorter than the time for conduction to make secular changes in temperature.

Giving far too little weight for the wide flat part enhances the tails and widens erroneously the confidence range, but that error has a relatively small effect on the confidence range as the tails fall sharply at the edge.

What NASA and JPL scientists like Loeb and Stephens are telling us is that the imbalance in the energy budget arises from subtraction of two relatively big fluxes, The difference in the net imbalance is so small compared to the error in measuring the fluxes, that we can not know for sure either the size or the sign of the net imbalance.

The errors in the adjustments are relatively small.

While the overall rate of such problems may be low, where linked datasets are very large, and indigenous populations are relatively small, a low rate of incorrect links or data entry errors could make a substantial difference to the number of deaths reported after enhancement.

No significant difference was reported between the CSA group and the comparison group on either the parent or child domain of the PSI which may be due to a lack of power as the sample size was relatively small (N = 45; CSA group n = 23, comparison group n = 22) which increases the possibility of type II error.