Sentence examples for both lists of errors from inspiring English sources

The appearance of simple chemical elements in both lists of errors indicates that these entities are generally ambiguous and difficult to be correctly predicted, although they are rather irrelevant for many applications in areas such as cell biology or omics studies.

In origin, they developed from the lists of errors that were popular in the 18th century.

These principles are harder to convey than the customary lists of errors that get recycled from one traditional style guide to the next.

The professionals, spearheaded by Robert L. Spitzer of Columbia University, have sent letters of protest to Slater's publisher, W. W. Norton, containing long lists of errors and "outright fabrications," and have posted some of those letters to the psychiatry-research newsgroup on Yahoo.com.

We observed many common entities on the lists of errors arisen from tmChem and ChemSpot in Tables 3 and 4, but having highly different frequencies.

If one compares Tempier's 1277 syllabus to the other lists of errors assembled in the compilation of Parisian Articles two features stand out, namely the anonimity of its targets and its promulgation by a bishop.

My list of errors has six whoppers, in chronologically order.

The owner made a long list of errors.

Here is a list of errors that we are aware of.

Semester after semester I present them with a list of errors they will make, and they make them anyway.

But now he has published his longest list of errors yet, in an article in the Mail on Sunday.