Sentence examples for arising from errors from inspiring English sources

But we should remember benefits can be underpaid as well as overpaid – and last year, those underpayments (arising from errors by either officials or claimants) added up to £1.3bn – more than the cost of fraud.

Precise estimates were previously obtained for the error in the optimum gain of an antenna array arising from errors in the measured noise covariance matrix.

The gray band in the middle has a half-width of 1 pixel; typical deviations from a perfectly straightened spectrum (arising from errors in 0th order position, residual time-dependent spectral curvature, etc). are ±0.5 pixels or less.

Accordingly, he said, punitive-damage awards, fines or penalties arising from errors of judgment -- following another person's misguided advice, for example -- can probably be reimbursed if a board member can establish that he was acting in the best interests of the co-op.

Perhaps the most straightforward way to address possible attenuation bias arising from errors in the measurement of skills is to use two measures of the same concept in an IV approach.

Thus these revised criteria have considerably improved our specificity and reduced artifacts likely arising from errors in reverse transcription that are subsequently over-sampled during sequencing.

Hunt said yesterday in a telephone interview that the incident, which took place in a locker room after a victory over Morgan State, was an "embarrassing situation" that arose from errors made in the game.

The researchers report in the journal Science that erroneous decisions tend to arise from errors, or "noise," in the information coming into the brain rather than errors in how the brain accumulates information.

Research carries risks: although many harms are inevitable, some also arise from errors or mistreatment by researchers, and the history of research ethics is in many ways a history of scandal.

As a U.S. Climate Change Science Program report co-authored by John Christy concluded, "This difference between models and observations may arise from errors that are common to all models, from errors in the observational data sets, or from a combination of these factors.

Around half of that risk, 5 micromorts, arises from errors made in administering the anaesthetic, which is nice to know.