Sentence examples for concerned with errors from inspiring English sources
Finally: many errors may cause a program to simply crash or to report an obviously implausible result, but we are really only concerned with errors that propagate downstream and are reported.
The STOPP/START criteria 20 21 were developed by a multidisciplinary team of geriatricians, pharmacists, pharmacologists and primary care physicians and consist, in the updated 2014 version, of 81 STOPP and 34 START criteria organised by physiological organ system; STOPP criteria target errors of commission, whereas START are concerned with errors of omission.
That's because instead of focusing on runs and hits, Harbach is most concerned with errors, that cruel statistic line unique to baseball that no one, not even an athlete touched by natural greatness, can ever eliminate.
Alt and Mackenroth [13] were concerned with error estimates of finite element approximations to state constrained convex parabolic boundary optimal control problems.
Thus, conceptualization of ACC function as being primarily concerned with error detection is, at best, an incomplete characterization.
The results of studies concerned with error rates in histopathology vary widely; no serious errors, [ 25] 0.26%, [ 26] up to 1.2% of histopathological reports [ 27]) but these were performed in academic or teaching institutions.
However, the students who made the complaints about the February essay said they were mainly concerned with alleged errors in Kipnis' essay.
It should be noted, however, that in some applications one might be concerned with the error in a particular species, as opposed to the reported total relative error (which can be considered an upper bound with respect to the former).
The corresponding theory, however, is mostly concerned with local error and the mathematical semantics of long time behavior fails to be sufficiently precise from a computational perspective.
The second paper is concerned with posteriori error estimation of functional type for non symmetric elliptic operators.
Absolute reliability describes the agreement between repeated measurements and is concerned with measurement error [ 23, 24].
