The phrase "a significant error the" is not correct and usable in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete phrase and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "There was a significant error the team overlooked during the review process."
Alternatives: "a major mistake that" or "a critical error which".
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] ManchuriaSIR – In a significant error, the map in your article on north-east China ("Rustbelt revival", June 16th) depicted China as possessing a coastline on the Sea of Japan.
Section 102.166 states that a candidate, political committee, or political party may request a manual recount any time before the County Canvassing Board certifies the results to the department and, if the initial manual recount indicates a significant error, the board "shall" conduct a countywide manual recount in certain cases.
The predictions on the basis of the direct method based updated model are found to be reasonably accurate in the lower portion of the updating frequency range but the predictions are in a significant error in the remaining portion of the updating frequency range.
Bill Haefeli, in a way, did, in this recent cartoon, which caused one of our vigilant readers to take us to task thusly: I was surprised to see a significant error in the caption for the Haefeli drawing on page 69 of the December 8th issue.
In this study, it is shown that idealizing the section with lines of no thickness, which is common in the literature, entails a significant error when the neutral axis intersects a leg at a small angle.
Illumination variation between frames often leads to poor motion detection and thus a significant error in the motion vectors (even with the special parameter for illumination handling used in [28]).
While such a small deviation is not discernible in the plot of the population in panel (d), it is nonetheless a significant error in the objective of obtaining high fidelity gates below the quantum error correction limit, typically resulting in gate errors below 10−3.
If the installed wind power capacity is larger, a small error in the wind forecast can result in a significant error in the active power prediction.
Although the nonlinear relationship occurs only at high water saturations, neglecting this feature of the relative permeability curve can cause a significant error in the prediction.
Careful consideration is paid to the bulk gas volume in the adsorption cell, and it is found that an incorrect estimate of the void volume can lead to a significant error in the surface excess per unit area.
Moreover, there is a significant error in the obtained dynamic stress intensity factors for applied impacts acting at the material surface and at the crack surfaces.
