error rate

The error rate is down to 2.5 percent, he said.

By contrast, the error rate in 1999 was 8 percent.

That added to the error rate, which increased the cost.

The error rate was found to be six times higher than previously reported.

A good secretary in real life has an error rate of about one per page.

In half the years studied, including the most recent one, the error rate was over 60 percent.

"These things are going to have error rates," she said.

The current study did not try to estimate total error rates.

By last week, the error rate had been reduced to 90 parts per million.

The error rate was supposed to be very low, something like one in a thousand.

All that, plus an error rate of less than one base in 100,000.

The situation regarding the error rate in rural development is rather different.

She said it had long been known that there was a high error rate in death penalty cases.

The company had "a very high error rate in its claims processing."

That error rate is based on the agency's own audit.

Nonetheless, the error rate has remained at the same high level for the last five years.

I also ask you to promise us that the error rate will improve.

A test with a high specificity has a low type I error rate.

The food stamp error rate is estimated at 7 percent.

"But I was seeing error rates of 10 to 15 percent.

It is a good thing that the reduction in the error rate has continued this year.

In that case, however, it is also clear who will be responsible if the error rate increases next year.

This, too, may contribute to a further reduction in the error rate.

But one in five is a high error rate.

At the time of publication, this error rate was the lowest.