Sentence examples for consideration errors from inspiring English sources

As a further consideration, errors in measured location are uniform (but see [38], [39]) while errors in measured turning angles and directional biases are systematic.

We specifically take into consideration errors in transcription and translation, that is, phenotypic mutations.

This analysis will be extended in the next section taking into consideration error rate performance simulations.

The results revealed that the condition factor did not have any significant effect on the ERP amplitudes of actors and observers even when it was separately studied in single factor ANOVAs, not taking into consideration the error and non-error trials.

The second technique is based on a Generalized Additive Model (GAM) that substitutes the thermal-hydraulic code, without and with consideration of errors in adjusting the GAM model.

The correct variational basis for finite element analysis of elastodynamic problems is presumed to originate from the principle of virtual work, with a simultaneous consideration of errors in both displacement and strains.

Lastly, consideration of errors in typically available gauging station and inundation extent data shows the raster-based model to be close to the current prediction limit for this class of problem.

The average packet delay and the throughput of the secondary user are compared in Figures 4 and 5, respectively, to the case of perfect sensing and the un-cognitive scheme in which the algorithm does not take into consideration sensing errors and assume the sensing is perfect.

The other input set is scanned against this indexed set, alignment seeds are generated, some aligners extend these seeds, and finally a dynamic programming function is used to join seeds that are adjacent and to generate an alignment score taking in consideration read errors, SNPs and/or small insertion or deletions (micro indels).

In this paper, the total distortion of a slice loss is computed using the cumulative mean square error (CMSE), which takes into consideration the error propagation within the entire GOP [9, 34].

In addition, primarily consideration of error reporting by systems provides extremely valuable information for prevention of future errors.