In the future, we will devise a better character input algorithm that eliminates erroneous input caused by finger linkage.
In these studies, long-term collection of data led to a better understanding of historic conditions and natural variability and prevented erroneous conclusions about pollution remediation efforts.
In this case, the adaptive scheme outperforms the RAID scheme, since the system is interference limited and adaptively switching erroneous relays off decreases the load and leads to a better separation of the layers at the destination.
He'd spent 10 grueling years developing the general theory of relativity, seeking a better understanding of gravity, but to him the notion of an expanding or contracting cosmos seemed blatantly erroneous.
This will reduce confusion, help avoid erroneous interpretations, and provide a much needed additional source of support to young people, all of which in turn gives such public health policies a better chance of succeeding.
However, despite a better correlation of VT with the PBW in each VT subgroup, the wide range of VT values still reflects the challenging and often erroneous height-based PBW estimate.
Included in the Affordable Care Act are provisions for more coordinated law enforcement actions; increased standards for medical providers, particularly in the medical equipment and supplies area; and the use of high-tech tools to better identify erroneous and fraudulent billing patterns.
Sadly, this is a wholly erroneous and very English way of thinking - driven, I believe, by the Romantic poets (better hills than profits) and snobbery (it's people in trade who care about profits).
That was a completely erroneous assumption.
"Unfortunately, Americans have a very erroneous picture," he said.
