Sentence examples for error claimed from inspiring English sources

An American Airlines 757 jet with 164 persons aboard crashed into a mountain shortly before it was due to land in Cali; the accident, which was attributed to pilot error, claimed the lives of 160 and was the deadliest crash involving a U.S. jetliner since 1988.

The "most important error" claimed by Karolczak is that the chemical potentials in the Gibbs adsorption equation are considered to be uniform throughout the system.

The portion of the leaked letter contains one big error, claiming incorrectly that 40,000 police officers have been lost in cuts inflicted already on the police.

Some users have been crying foul about the error, claiming that Apple and Netflix were trying to force people to buy Apple TVs in order to use AirPlay.

But the video contains a major factual error, claiming that "there's not even a hint of a [raised] seal" on the certificate released by the Obama campaign.

Intent-to-treat analysis often leads to smaller observed treatment differences, thereby increasing the risk of type I error (claiming there is non-inferiority/equivalence, when there is not).

In order to believe the chances for errors claimed here, this paper itself needs to be verified, and not at the level of each assumption made internally (in the "How frequently... ........ section), but at the level of the overall claim.

Some testers also ran into errors claiming they had gone over their number of permitted streams, though they hadn't.

At the third stop of the season in Pokljuka, she won the sprint race in spite of two shooting errors, claiming her 20th career victory.

He blamed his poor shooting performance on a judging error; he claimed one of his shots, which was deemed to have missed the target, was instead so accurate that it had precisely passed through one of his earlier bullet holes.

With one shooting error, Neuner claimed the silver medal, finishing 1.5 seconds behind Slovakia's Anastasiya Kuzmina.