Sentence examples for Quite error from inspiring English sources

"The IRS is already quite error prone," Camarda says, and correcting errors is difficult enough with a taxpayer advocate on the job.

He is quite error free and, if you have 15 players who make few basic mistakes, you are going to give yourselves a chance.

It seems that no work is quite error-free, and most of the case studies that were examined proved this to be true.

Since its launch, several thousand people have donated their scores, and the activists have learned that the algorithm can be quite "error-prone" – creating relatively negative scores without any negative evidence.

Lastly, quantification of smear patterns in autoradiograms is a quite error-prone method.

The Y-family member, hpol κ, is quite error-prone, preferring dAMP insertion ∼10-fold more than accurate insertion of dCMP.

Thus, as previously reported, the detection of insertion/deletion mutations by MPS on the 454 GS-FLX system was quite error-prone at least at a limited number of residues.

Quite by error, Boldface had been sent a celebrity-wrangling invitation to this event.

A quite sharp error estimate between the approximate solution and the exact ones is obtained by choosing a suitable regularization parameter.

Finally, it is always better to estimate solar radiation from sunshine duration as it gives the best estimation with quite less error.

Successive hydroxylation of D2 molecule at o-position followed by a reaction between two –OH groups and NaOH yielded D3 with quite low error (−0.05 g mol−1).