Sentence examples for A limited number of errors from inspiring English sources

Approximate pattern matching (APM) targets to find the occurrences of a pattern inside a subject text allowing a limited number of errors.

In the absence of holes, a limited number of assignment errors can still be present.

39 The linkage algorithms take into account name reversals, name shortenings and a limited number of keystroke errors in date of birth.

Couling wrote: "Our wider review of the evidence suggests a limited number of other locations where errors of this type were also made".

The authors of "The Late Talker" list behavior that can be early warning signs of possible serious communication problems: Toddlers who have little sound play as infants, who produce a limited number of consonants and make vowel errors.

These controllers are invoked periodically to calculate and adjust the probabilities for different classes of requests to use a limited number of database connections, according to the error between the measured QoS metric and the reference value.

The logging emission factors were developed using data only from a limited number of countries yet have very small error bounds, and the emission sources considered have significant relationships with forest characteristics [24].

Study suggests that for a given kerogen type, numerical kinetic models derived from a limited number of laboratory tests may result in unacceptable errors because of under-representation of variation in activation energy related to organic facies change and source rock heterogeneity.

Apple is replacing the iSight cameras in this case, rather than recalling the smartphones, as it did in October 2013 with a limited number of iPhone 5s handsets after a manufacturing error made them drain their batteries faster than expected.

Because this is a pilot study with a limited number of participants, we accepted a Type I error of p < 0.10 to identify a trend and p < 0.05 for significance.

This systematic review has demonstrated that MAEs have multiple causes, including both unsafe acts and error-/violation-provoking conditions, and that a limited number of these conditions may combine in unique situations to result in error.