Sentence examples for erratic errors from inspiring English sources

Taulafo's was perhaps a harsh call, but Samoa were rattled and making needless, erratic errors.

This was another missed opportunity and an enthusiastic start quickly descended into an erratic, error-strewn tangle.

Mr Sarkozy's boastful, erratic, error-prone presidency is beginning, as he intended, to mess with the collective French mind and make the country more can-do and more proactive.

Barry has always been erratic and error-prone, his level far below that of the team's spine.

Nonetheless, anticipating the use of its estimate τ ^ a 2 as a summary statistic, we explore its relation to the concept of heritability (Lynch and Walsh 1998) in Appendix A. When outliers are suspected, maybe as a result of erratic measurement error, it can be desirable to model the phenotype as being sampled from a distribution with heavier tails than the normal distribution.

Figure 4c supports this observation through erratic distribution of error% in varying pressures.

For over four months FORBES followed NerveWire's sometimes erratic trial-and-error attempt to staff up in the tightest labor market since 1970.

And he says he knows he will have little margin for error, or erratic speaking, or for overstuffing his sound bites into six-course meals.

The results show that the error is erratic and unstable until a sample size of about 20.

The former has the difficulty of accounting for drainage structure for post-development condition and the latter can run into erratic evaluation as the error can be introduced due to different model conceptualizations and parameterizations.

Sharapova struggled with her game against Pennetta, making 12 double faults and 60 unforced errors in an erratic performance.