Sentence examples for error arguing from inspiring English sources

Houck challenged Judge Edwards's use of the word "error," arguing that mtDNA tests provided a way to refine the more general conclusions of microscopic examinations.

The two Kd's are within error, arguing against a specific fluorine perturbing binding.

Nevertheless, we looked into this issue by counting double-errors arguing that there would be more of these if the participants lacked coherent error-monitoring.

A new federal minimum wage is yet another measure that will add costs for business.The best way to boost investment is to fix these policy errors, argues Mr Schmidt.

The monkeys' systematic errors argue against one theory of how the mammalian brain processes numbers.

We grind through slumps with our hitters, feel the agony of errors, argue balls and strikes, and labor pitch after pitch.

Oxman et al have argued that this is potentially dangerous due to the risk of being misled by both systematic error (bias) and random error (chance) arguing that it is far safer to base clinical decisions on a critical summary of all available evidence rather than on a subset of studies or patients [ 13].

It commits the logical error of arguing by default.

But Galloway should recognise his error in arguing that every sovereign government must be free "to make its own mistakes".

One of the movie's more prominent detractors, Rabbi Eugene Korn, the former head of interfaith affairs at the Anti-Defamation League, told a 2004 panel that he and other critics made a "strategic error" by arguing over the film in public for so long before its release, the Times reported at the time.

Introducing the distinction between the error of rejecting a true hypothesis (type I error) and accepting a false hypothesis (type II error), they argued that it depends on the consequences of the error to decide whether it is more important to avoid rejecting a true hypothesis or accepting a false one.