Sentence examples for consequence of the error from inspiring English sources

For larger distances, the accuracy of the overtopping modelling decreases, as a consequence of the error in modelling the tip of the swash lens and, consequently, the run-up.

But it is also because, if the Fed is unhappy, it has the ability to burden a bank with additional obligations that cost money and impede operations.The practical consequence of the error is that BofA has 30 days to resubmit data for its plans for dividends and share repurchases, which will be screened by the Fed again.

The general 'stingray' shape of the graph in Figure 6 is initially surprising, but is a direct consequence of the error model adapted by the simulation tool.

It is therefore unlikely that the phase FEC would display simply more "cautious" behavior as a consequence of the error as suggested by Laming (1968).

A consequence of the Error Threshold is that, if the per-base mutation rate is constant, longer sequences suffer from mutations more than shorter ones, and there exists a maximum length a sequence can sustain above which the accumulation of deleterious mutations cannot be prevented: The Information Threshold (Eigen 1971).

The most common consequence of the errors was severe pain (45%).

After S.& P. reported the error, France's finance minister, François Baroin, quickly demanded an investigation into "the causes and eventual consequences of the error".

After S.& P. reported the mistake Thursday, France's finance minister, François Baroin, demanded an investigation into "the causes and eventual consequences of the error".

Introducing the distinction between the error of rejecting a true hypothesis (type I error) and accepting a false hypothesis (type II error), they argued that it depends on the consequences of the error to decide whether it is more important to avoid rejecting a true hypothesis or accepting a false one.

For example, the factors associated with nurses, organization, and the nurses' perception of the incidence and consequences of the error were stated as the main barriers in reporting the errors.

Similarly, if a driver makes an error, for example, falls asleep at the wheel and speeds, the system should react either actively or passively to alert and change the driver's behavior to minimize the consequences of the error.