Sentence examples for a considerable number of errors from inspiring English sources

However, the method is not without limitations and mis-registration of spectral images may lead to a considerable number of errors and unusable results (Lu et al. 2003).

The book was notorious for its considerable number of errors, and was received negatively by the gaming press whose criticisms targeted the over-powered races and classes, among other issues.

The present study has important limitations, first and foremost the relatively small sample size and a considerable number of statistical tests increasing the risk of type I and type II errors.

Although Newbler alone was able to assemble the reads into five scaffolds, the resulting assembly had a considerable number of degenerate positions which could not be resolved just from an error correction step using Illumina reads (Table 3).

His publisher revealed that errors in the text of "Clinton Cash" merited a considerable number of corrections.

A considerable number of women stop.

There have already been a considerable number of trades.

"The authority is doing a considerable number of things wrong.

He served as head of department and on a considerable number of outside bodies.

"The fishing limits," he said, "will put a considerable number of people out of work.

The result was disarray among the bishops and a backlash among a considerable number of Catholics.