Sentence examples for content error from inspiring English sources
When's the last time you watched a movie on Netflix without a content error interrupting a crucial scene?
Taking the previous day GIMs as ingested dataset and the current day GIMs as reference, we have computed the cumulative distribution function (CDF) of TEC (Total Electron Content) error less than 5 TECU (TEC Unit, 1TECU = 1016 electron/m2) or 20% (denoted as zi20) to study the performance of NeQuick 2 in providing global ionospheric correction.
Fig. 10 Tauc plot for indirect band gap CoFe2O4 Fig. 11 Band gap energy of ZnxCo1−xFe2O4 system as a function of Zn content (error ±0.03 eV).
Misstatement of age is one example of content error in census and surveys, with an assessment of age heaping considered a measure of data quality and consistency (13).
Simultaneously, sample weight loss was measured by TGA to check the preparation procedure and determine the effective water content (error ≤ 1 wt%).
Overall, 885 (5.4%) of 16 357 items had a labelling error, 222 (1.4%) had a content error, and 2225 (13.6%) had an enhancement made by the community pharmacy staff.
The importance of correcting content errors, however, echoes Ferris' (2010) recent argument regarding the interdisciplinary nature of WCF research.
Formal revision Percentage of formal revisions in relation to total formal errors Content revision Percentage of content revisions in relation to total content errors Revision* Percentage of formal revisions and content revisions in relation to total revisions.
"Rewrite" is a label for meaning-oriented errors or content errors, which are not easily fixed through a single revision by an L2 writer.
Also, once you enable this feature, chances are some features in your templates and gadgets won't work because they weren't written for sites on secure connections and may lead to mixed content errors.
This finding is somewhat different from Amrhein and Nassaji's (2010) finding in that their ESL participants were not content when their teachers paying more attention to content errors than grammatical errors.
