Sentence examples for contemporary error from inspiring English sources

Contemporary error research suggests that the quest to eradicate error is misguided.

But contemporary errors in breeding and overfarming also tend to loom large, while past struggles, misconceptions and disasters are forgotten.

In the contemporary samples, error rates were estimated by re-genotyping a subset (22%) of the samples.

Not human reason but religious wisdom expressed in the Bible and the sages of antiquity would strip away the errors of contemporary science, purge magic of the gross errors of unlearned sorcerers and witches, and thus restore the good name of magic.

Reliability is becoming a major design concern in contemporary microprocessors since soft error rate is increasing due to technology scaling.

The most common major construction error was contemporary descent (extant taxa are descended from other extant taxa), while empty branches and extra nodes were very common minor construction errors for all three assessments (Table 5).

Tweaking the rate might bring in another billion or two, but that's rounding error in contemporary California deficits.

One limitation in our approach is how well the proposed model can account for systematic errors in contemporary sequencing methods and still retain accuracy.

However, significant error trends for contemporary and standards-based learning may indicate that there are other potentially important predictors that were unmeasured in this study and therefore unaccounted for by the model.

Given the current state of knowledge, errors in any contemporary forecast model for GBM are likely to be significant, and we wish to establish the efficacy of the data assimilation scheme under such circumstances.

This difference could largely be the result of the amount of inbreeding that has occurred in contemporary populations of B. taurus or by error in the estimate of μ.