Sentence examples for difficulty in error from inspiring English sources
Financial difficulty in error removal (FDER): The financial resources required to eliminate/reduce the error is another important criterion in barrier ranking.
In addition, such a prioritization process must also adopt multiple criteria such as impact of error removal on turbine performance, financial difficulty in error removal and impact of error removal on techno-economic performance.
The functional deficit of the ACC in patients with DLB could lead to difficulty in error detection and correct decision making.
Based on this frame, error estimates on the approximate asymptotic expansion solution in norms L2 and H1 are derived by linear finite element approximations to the corresponding subproblems whose solutions are connected with one by one when the interface is an open curve, and this connection brings the main difficulty in the error analysis.
Patient safety research is hampered by lack of a clear taxonomy and difficulty in detecting errors.
Doctors say the heart of the problem is the intricacy of the analyses in this emerging field and the difficulty in finding errors.
This lack of the (H^{4}) regularity means that the corresponding strong form of the variational inequality (2) is not available for the convergence analysis of FEMs, which leads to a cardinal difficulty in optimal order error estimates.
A major difficulty in employing forward error correction (FEC) coding is the implementation complexity especially of the decoding at the receiver, and the associated decoding latency for long codewords.
Whereas our results show that the basic estimate of 3.75% (± 0.65%) is robust, the two subsequent extrapolations are less reliable (due to the difficulty in assigning proper error bounds).
13, 22– 24 An errorless learning program was proposed for inclusion in the present study because it would bypass errors and strengthen accurate association, given that patients with Alzheimer's disease have difficulty in self-correcting errors.
The limited available research however, suggests that both qualified and student nurses have difficulty in identifying prescribing errors with high accuracy.
