Sentence examples for containing significant errors from inspiring English sources
A radiologist could be considered legally liable for patient harm resulting from an unchecked report containing significant errors [2].
We demonstrate the ability of the newly introduced QMEAN Z-score to detect experimentally solved protein structures containing significant errors, as well as to evaluate theoretical protein models.
Starbucks said it planned to appeal against the commission's decision, claiming it contained significant errors.
Sainsbury's reiterated that the companies "strongly disagree" with the CMA's provisional findings and said its analysis contained "significant errors".
It says that the agreement was a customary approach to conducting collaborative research with international partners and that the reported allegations "contain significant errors in fact and in assumptions".
However, the estimated damage may contain significant errors because the probability density functions are generally inexact, and the parameters for the functions rely on limited measured data.
He said it contained "significant errors, omissions, assumptions and ambiguities — as well as a lot of cherry-picking," in part because it was based exclusively on documents and not interviews with agency officials.
Meteorological fields are required inputs for air-quality models, but they can contain significant errors which contribute to uncertainties in simulations of airborne chemical species, aerosols and particulate matter.
But the report was written by Democratic staff members after Republicans declined to participate, and Senator Saxby Chambliss of Georgia, the committee's top Republican, said the draft contained "significant errors and omissions," in part because it is based exclusively on documents rather than interviews.
On Tuesday, Sainsbury's and Asda's joint statement said the CMA's provisional findings contained "significant errors".
The perforation positions obtained from the initial velocity model contain significant errors, as shown in Fig. 15.
