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1 The bar lines denote standard errors.

2 The reason for their very big standard errors become clearer from the specification of the leisure effects.

3 Additionally,(www.Sentencedict.com) the standard errors of the estimated coefficients are larger in Models 2 and 3 than in Model 1.

4 There are also facilities to display the data's standard errors and select polynomial and rational functions.

5 Direct output to the standard error.

6 We shall standard error of estimate as a tool in the same way standard deviation.

7 Results: All parameters and their standard error were estimated, so every factor could be intuitionistic interpreted.

8 The standard error of estimate, on the other hand, measures the variability, or scatter, of the observed values around the regression line.

9 When their estimations of standard error are different, the standard error in hypothesis test couldn't be substituted for that in confidence limits.

10 The standard error of a statistic provides an indication of how accurate an estimate it is of the population parameter .

11 The standard error of prediction (%SEP)[sentencedict.com], the mean prediction error (MPE) and the mean relative error (MRE) were utilized to evaluate the prediction ability of the BP-ANN.

12 Results All parameters and their standard error were estimated, so every factor could be intuitionisticatty interpreted.

13 Used to send standard error information from the application to the Web server.

14 The result shows that measurement standard error reaches minimum 0.027 for most milk sample and satisfies the national criterion of protein detection when dilution ratio ranges from 6.2 to 7.4.

15 The standard error is where the program reports any errors encountered during execution.

16 Data are expressed as mean percentage of T cells binding from three replicate wells; lines represent standard errors.

17 Thaler and Rosen reported several estimates with confidence limits around each, based on their standard errors.

18 Three pieces of daub were dated and provided an average age and standard error of 830 plus/minus 40 years.

19 This gives a total of 16 out of 36 which could be solved using standard error correction algorithms.

20 Funnel plots were drawn to determine publication bias by plotting the net change in systolic BP against the reciprocal of the standard error of change in systolic BP.

21 The reliability of an estimate of the average is usually measured by its standard error.

22 The calculation results show that the statistic and monitoring value are fairly identical, multiple correlation coefficients bigger and estimated standard error smaller.

23 For an unbiased estimatorthe RMSE is the square root of the variance as the standard error.

24 One detail you can't see from the output is that perror() writes its message to the standard error channel (stderr); the printf() call in Listing 1 is writing to the standard output channel (stdout).

25 We illustrate these redirections in Listing 5. Notice in the last command that standard output was redirected after standard error, so the standard error output still goes to the terminal window.

26 According the error processing criterion, if the measurement error is 3 times larger than the standard error, the singular data can be deleted and substituted with arithmetic average value.

27 The recovery per cent of the standard addition ofp-Fluorobenzoic acid for this procedure equals 99.9%, the relative standard error is 2.72%.