The phrase "affected by the error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or consequences of an error on a person, system, or process.
Example: "The report was significantly affected by the error in the data analysis, leading to incorrect conclusions."
Alternatives: "impacted by the mistake" or "influenced by the error".
It generally takes up to a half-hour for all of the runners to cross the Staten Island start line, and it was undetermined how many runners were affected by the error.
Chris Bryant, the shadow minister for welfare reform, said information from a third of councils showed that 16,000 people were affected by the error, which affects working age tenants in social housing who have occupied the same home continuously since 1996.
"Unfortunately, the payroll system inadvertently treated those benefits as nontaxable for Connecticut and federal purposes for the entire calendar year of 2010," said a letter, dated Dec. 22, from Yale's payroll department to employees with same-sex partners who were affected by the error.
Because of these reasons, the estimated location and pose of the robot is affected by the error of DOA.
However, error compensation by measurement of geometric errors is greatly affected by the error modeling and error measurement methods, which could require significant machine downtime to implement.
The reliability of quantitative sensory testing (QST) is affected by the error attributable to both test occasion and rater (examiner) and the interactions between them.
In the previous case, 4,735 students — or 13 percent of all those in kindergarten through third grade who sat for the tests — were affected by the errors.
The trust said it was confident it had contacted everyone affected by the errors, but anyone concerned should contact their GP or call the trust's information line on 01923 217 101923
All told, 4,735 students — or 13 percent of all those in kindergarten through third grade who sat for the tests — were affected by the errors, said Erin Hughes, a spokeswoman for the Education Department.
The CU collects global CSI affected by the errors on the feedback channel (Figure 1).
In today's retraction, the authors do not reveal how severely their original findings were affected by the errors.
