The phrase "a large number of error" is not correct.
It should be "a large number of errors." You can use it when discussing a significant quantity of mistakes or inaccuracies in a particular context, such as writing, data analysis, or software development.
Example: "After reviewing the report, I found a large number of errors that need to be corrected before submission."
Alternatives: "a significant amount of mistakes" or "many errors."
The outage started when one of the switches, used to direct traffic on the network, wasn't able to upgrade software and sent a large number of error messages that overloaded other switches in the network.
However, sequencing errors, reference genome isoforms (e.g., SNP) and reference genome errors might introduce a large number of error when matching consensus sequences to splicing junctions.
Although this is not necessary the highest ITR, we do not regard selection scores lower than 70% as useful because this would require a large number of error corrections; it would not give the subject a sense of control.
In our model, we require only a single error term for all neurons; this is in strong contrast to error back-propagation, which requires the computation of a large number of error terms, i.e., as many error terms as the output neurons.
Examining if pairs of function brackets are closed before running the application can help limit a large number of error messages.
On the other hand, hybrid assemblies using 454/PacBio reads that had better summary statistics were assigned with lower CGAL scores and a large number of error calls by REAPR (Supplementary Tables S6 and S7).
A newly released report drafted at the request of Ohio's secretary of state, Jennifer Brunner, surveys many problems in her state's voting last year, including a large number of errors in the state's computer database of eligible voters.
However, given the quantum of laboratory tests used in health care, even this small rate may reflect a large number of errors.
That is enormously expensive and, the Census Bureau says, resulted in 1990 in a large number of errors as census takers resorted to questioning neighbors and merchants and even guessing when they could not find anybody at home.
The process of getting proper help seems to take too much time because the self-help desk is understaffed and because court users produce a large number of errors while filling out their paperwork.
