Sentence examples for Chance of mistakes from inspiring English sources

It's a live event and much less stage-managed than the Oscars, so there's a greater chance of mistakes.

It uses experience from industries such as aviation where attempts are made to design systems which reduce the chance of mistakes.

The surgeon and writer Atul Gawande argues that better systems can transform global healthcare by radically reducing the chance of mistakes and increasing the chance of successful outcomes.

This means that not only should there be no chance of mistakes being made because different departments don't speak to each other, but the paperless system should save time and increase efficiency.

There is too great a chance of mistakes being made.

This methodology would allow additional population samples to be rapidly checked, further reducing the chance of mistakes entering the public databases, and has the potential to uncover fine structure within the data.

If it sticks to that, there would appear to be little chance of mistaken identity.

No chance of mistaking it for searchlights heralding a movie premiere or the start of the Toyotathon.

But there's no chance of mistaking these latest works – teetering rock sculptures painted in the bright colours of Lego bricks – for stone-age offerings.

As shown by the polar sensitivity plot of the key response task, there is a higher chance of mistaking a target with one of its direct neighbors than other stimuli.

To reduce the chance of mistaking a paralogue for an orthologue, we identified as pairs of putative orthologs only those consisting of reciprocal best hits (RBH).