Sentence examples for Detect a mistake from inspiring English sources

In Texas, George Garst now wears two external bags — one for urine and one for fecal matter — because of severe radiation injuries he suffered after a medical physicist who said he was overworked failed to detect a mistake.

The referee went quite deeply into the details of the manuscript and we are very grateful for his sharp eyes, detecting a mistake in the supplementary figure summarizing some (synthetic) inhibitors checked in our study.

Theoretically, in the case of artificial intelligence, computers can complete everything humans could before, but now it is with essentially no error, because they will be able to detect what is a mistake and what is not.

Detecting and diagnosing a mistake involves realizing that this has happened and determining what the mistake was and when it happened.

If anything is seriously wrong or the wireless charging mat were to make a mistake detecting a device, the paired devices theoretically could catch fire.

A pen which vibrates when it detects its owner making a mistake is to undergo testing in schools.

A simple technique for detecting when static analysis makes a mistake.

The smart pen that spots mistakes Jump to media player Dan Simmons reports on the Lernstift pen which vibrates when it detects its owner is making a mistake.

Clinicians may make a mistake in detecting accurate location of head and neck lesions due to variations in the presentation of the lesions, for example, the sites and range of pathology in major and minor salivary gland areas and their mimics in soft tissue and bone of these sites 12.

Rapid biochemical assays have resulted in misdiagnosis of melioidosis, a mistake not easily detected due to the myriad clinical manifestations of the disease, and the lack of vigilance for these organisms in non-endemic regions [7], [8].

He did not adjust completely to the new mood of Bipartisan Reasonableness, snarking that he could detect a pattern in Labour's mistakes: 24-hour drinking, relaxing the law on gambling and the problems in "banking and elsewhere that we've sorted out".