Sentence examples for connected errors from inspiring English sources

According to Tolstoy's essays, historians also make a number of other closely connected errors.

This may partly be due to the well connected, error free pedigree available in this study.

In both panels (a and b), η* gradually decreases from approximately 1.0 as the connecting error increases.

if you get any thing besides a Cannot connect error message it means port 80 is open and telnet connected.

These models can be fruitfully used in cancer cells, whose aberrant decision-making regarding their survival or death, proliferation or quiescence can be connected to errors in the state of nodes or edges of the signal transduction network.

Mr. Banks of Legal Aid warned that "with all of the agencies now connected, an error made by one in recording information will cascade through every aspect of your life".

It is unlikely therefore that the activity we identify reflects cingulate function connected to error detection (reviewed Rushworth et al. 2007).

Based on this, we modified our model by first removing the path from L2 listening strategy use to L2 listening proficiency, and then by connecting measurement errors.

The way the student uses the verb "cause" in the revised version is a logical metaphor, as it logically connects the "errors" to "inaccuracy".

The apparatus takes advantage of the ultra-violet operation with working wavelengths from 350 nm up, which reduces the possible errors connected with the multi-wavelength approach.

Mr. Mason, who has represented several hundred clients in EIFS-related suits, said that the cases could be difficult to win because the problems related to the material are often connected to construction errors and that homeowners often did not know who built their house.