The data in Richard Lynn's book that the map is based on have negligible statistical errors; the potential sources of systematic biases are discussed in the book.
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But bureau officials said they were unsure whether the decline is real or is merely a statistical error, since the number of Asian-Americans surveyed was so small.
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In some of the classic conflicts of the past, the historian said, disagreement persisted because scientists failed to recognize statistical errors or background effects distorting the data.
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Strikingly, Zogby's latest poll has Gore over 20 percentage points ahead in the state, and Mrs . Clinton up by only two points _ well within margins of statistical error.
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To reduce statistical errors in simulations, the self-diffusivity, D _ { S }, of a species is defined from ensemble averaging Einstein s equation over a large enough number of molecules, N:
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To calculate its expected value, it is convenient to rewrite the expression in terms of zero-mean random variables ( statistical error ) \ delta _ i \ equiv \ mu-x _ i.
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The difficulties that women have in pushing forward to scientific stardom in anything beyond what look like statistical errors was underscored recently when the academy announced its new members for the year.
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The " balancing item ", which may be positive or negative, is simply an amount that accounts for any statistical errors and assures that the current and capital accounts sum to zero.
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This would ideally be done by an automated bot, preferably one with admin privileges to review deleted diffs although a semi-automated process would reduce the number of statistical errors and anomalies.
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(Note : While not stated in government data, unless there is a statistical error, the remaining must be hills / mountains, in the northern part of the County, or simply unusable land ).
