Sentence examples for because of errors of from inspiring English sources

The author of a recent Air Force report on its U.A.V.'s found that they were crashing at three times the rate of manned aircraft, mostly because of errors of the pilots who were flying the planes remotely.

Even then, the courts will overturn decisions only because of errors of reasoning or procedure: they may not rule on the technical details of each case.More friction, less forcePerhaps the root of the divide between EU and America policy is not in philosophy or legal systems but in history and market structure.

Parashkev Nachev, a neurologist now at University College London, says he objected to Owen's 2006 paper not on grounds of implausibility or a flawed statistical analysis but because of "errors of inference".

The disclosures increased suspicion among investigators that the crash occurred at least in part because of errors on the ground, and not, as Swiss officials had been implying, primarily because of errors by the pilot of a Russian passenger plane.

While there is variability in the EI scores, this would be expected even if EI is a relatively stable trait because of error of measurement in the test.

Five patients were excluded from the ITT analysis because of errors in the assignment of randomised treatment.

The record number in 2012 is a preliminary determination because of margins of error in the surveys.

There is no need to disenfranchise millions of voters because of the errors of a handful of state officials.

For example, the flow speed will not exceed the speed of light because of the errors of our approximation.

However, because of computational errors of the angular velocity, the measured values may show a non-zero speed even if the actual motion stops.

In this way the accuracy is improved, because errors of the parameter of setup are not introduced.