Sentence examples for better errors from inspiring English sources

Michael Erard, author of "Um... Slips, Stumbles and Verbal Blunders and What They Mean" (that title has too many ands; he mistitled), differentiates the "doesn't know better" errors due to ignorance, failures of attention or knowledge from the "knows better" errors (which you would correct if given the chance to revise).

Constructing by intersecting relation provides much better error-tolerance capabilities.

We explain why the inclusion of these properties of conservation provides a better error propagation.

The approach has better error control and results in less number of control points.

Long block codes generally offer better error correction capabilities, but at the price of higher complexity and larger coding delay.

For five experimental datasets, the ensemble models achieved 4.2 69.7% better error rates than those of prediction models in previous studies.

One explanation for this mouse's abnormally long lifespan is that slower growth allows for "higher fidelity" growth, with better error-correction during development.

The generic ICS keyboard is better than the Gingerbread one, though having used all three extensively, I still think the iOS keyboard has better error correction and other behaviours.

Results of the first "spot the difference" experiment showed that superimposing the plans yielded better error correction performances than displaying them side by side.

The conditions under which the weighted average can provide a better error-reject trade-off than the simple average are then determined.

Our results indicate that stepwise and adaptive approaches have a better adaptability to changes within a dataset and that this adaptability results in a better error performance and stability of the resulting models.