Sentence examples for difficulties and errors from inspiring English sources

Also, I am somewhat of an expert in the difficulties and errors in extrapolation.

The new memo "corrects difficulties and errors that we made," the higher education minister, Laurent Wauquiez, said on RMC radio.

Radiocarbon dating is one possibility to establish the age of the fossil corals in a carbonate boulder (e.g. [11]), but calibration difficulties and errors in radiocarbon age mean that this dating method is less suitable for relatively recent boulders formed within about the last three or four centuries.

Difficulties and errors in the placement of the Q-box could have had a negative impact on the reproducibility of the measurements.

However, the computing of efficiencies is prone to difficulties and errors, since it requires computing the quantities precursors sets which are required to explain the measured composition of outputs, although some of the internal products may be recycled within cycles [ 16].

This can cause difficulty and errors but there are algorithms for standardising this (Tate et al, 2009).

The practical problems and management strategies were categorised into 'use difficulties' and 'use errors'.

The body weight, though subject to difficulties and possible errors in measurement is an indirect marker of fluid overload.

In addition, inherent technical difficulties and typing errors of up to 25% make serotyping inefficient.

(2) A wide range of friction coefficients specified in the general provisions may cause some difficulty and trial-and-error in choosing an appropriate coefficient for design purposes.

15 17 Various studies reported considerable dosing difficulties and subsequent medication errors in patients with renal impairment.