Sentence examples for brought some errors from inspiring English sources

Only at the start of the second set did Watson begin to string some points together, and she brought some errors out of Kanepi when she began mixing up the spin and length of her shots.

The approximation must bring some errors in calculating far field.

Wavelet transform owns the edge effect (Zheng et al. 2000), which can bring some errors into the final results.

Also, the assumption of ideal flow behavior in the reactor as well as in the settling tank will bring some error in the estimation.

It is also inevitable that NGS will bring in some errors, including the lack of detection on low frequency mutations due to the shorter lengths and repeat base sequences.

For example, they may bring up some error you made three years ago – often one that has absolutely nothing to do with the current circumstances.

Some characteristically impressive retrieving from Murray brought more errors as Djokovic failed to find his best rhythm, and a second break in game eight wrapped up the set before the Scot raced 3-0 up in the second.

If me publicly poking at them, pointing out their hypocrisy and error, can possibly bring some to their senses, I'm willing to do it.

That brought inevitable errors and the top seed picked up a second consecutive break when the Chinese player overcooked a second serve.

A possible limitation to this study is that the selection of participants was based on systematic sampling which may have brought in errors and biases.

I seem to recall Beefy bowled some absolute trash at times but at least he was always trying something and the variation brought about batsman errors – maybe Finn's coming into the same category".