"Since the margin of statistical error is one and a half feet, " says Lawrence Fallon, a co-author of the report, " that means there's no difference, or the difference is negligible ."
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For example, in errors and residuals, the hat in \ hat \ varepsilon indicates an observable estimate ( the residual ) of an unobservable quantity called \ varepsilon ( the statistical error ).
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:Notwithstanding that I'm surprised that these studies, with the clear statistical errors in them, got through peer review at a sociology journal . talk ) 13 : 27, 19 January 2010 ( UTC)
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Ideas for improving the teaching of hypothesis testing include encouraging students to search for statistical errors in published papers, teaching the history of statistics and emphasizing the controversy in a generally dry subject.
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Minister of State for Policing Mike Penning MP was forced to admit to MPs that " a statistical error was made in the data used " and paused the process pending a further review.
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While some officials at the networks have pointed to reporting and statistical errors by the service, some politicians have said the competitive pressures at the networks may also have contributed to the premature calls.
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Because of concerns about patient confidentiality and the chance of statistical error, the maps will list cancer rates and types by county but may not indicate the existence of clusters of cancer cases, officials said.
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In molecular dynamics ( MD ) simulations, there are errors due to inadequate sampling of the phase space or infrequently occurring events, these lead to the statistical error due to random fluctuation in the measurements.
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"When you factor in the statistical error, it's really just a slight lead ( for Davis ), " said Barbara O'Connor, a professor at the Center for California Studies at California State University in Sacramento.
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Such systems require more work to develop and maintain, but they also minimize the system's vulnerability to statistical errors like this one _ and protect children from judgments based on a single bad day at school.
