The phrase "a large error that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant mistake or issue that has occurred, often leading to further explanation or consequences.
Example: "The report contained a large error that affected the overall results and conclusions drawn from the data."
Alternatives: "a significant mistake that" or "a major flaw that".
However, in between these values, a very large error, that may exceed 100% of the true value of nact, can occur (not shown), justifying the more detailed analysis presented in this section.
It is noted that from Fig. 8, though most of the errors lie in the interval of [−20 MW, 20 MW], there is still a portion of large errors that cannot be neglected.
Secondly, the paper intends to examine the potentially large errors that may occur when using these methods in a non-standardized or non-calibrated method.
The secondary objective is thus to demonstrate the potentially large errors that may occur when using these methods in a non-calibrated or non-standardized manner and to illustrate the need for inter-institute calibration when using PET for the assessment of 'metabolic' tumour volumes.
None of these studies used individually based measures of exposure, and modeled exposures may have large errors that attenuate effects (Molitor et al. 2006).
The standard error defines the confidence in the estimation precision; a large error may imply that the imposed model is not appropriate for the data.
Removing a cataractous lens results in a large refractive error that must be corrected for the best visual outcome.
This effect can be explained by the fact that a large error in the estimation of a subcarrier, which will most likely lead to an unrecoverable symbol detection error, is smeared among the rest of subcarriers in the group by the action of the GO-CDM and later corrected by the turbo processing scheme.
Please note that the following objects were not included in our analysis: (a) sphere S0 was excluded due to its very small size, (b) bottle C1 was not analyzed because we discovered that a large error was made in determination of its activity, and (c) sphere S1 was not analyzed because it was not visible in images reconstructed from scans with hot water.
Before the stimulus, the connections from left ro right and right to left have very similar distribution, with such a large error over the 40 experiments that it makes the result inconclusive.
