Sentence examples similar to error days from inspiring English sources

Some scientists lament the passing of the trial-and-error days that inspired so many careers.

Clearly, an analysis of the biological effects based on nominal isoflurane concentrations would have not only erred in the absolute concentration (much less) but also resulted in a high degree of error across day to day measures.

Reis and Mandl [ 27] note that the ARIMA model adjusts to multi-day outbreaks and so it reduces the error on days 2, 3,... of a multi-day outbreak.

Dr. Ferguson reported the error two days after publication; this correction was delayed by an editing lapse.

And they indicate the office of the prime minister, Tony Abbott, was aware of the error three days before the parliamentary record was corrected on 4 June.

But government investigators said the flight would probably have been completed without incident if not for a maintenance error two days before, which they said they believed left the pilots unable to get full motion out of the mechanism that raises the tail and lowers the nose.

I'm sure that in it's two century-plus history, one of Congress's members has committed and gotten away with murder, but it seemed like a bit of a fridge nuke or shark jump, or whatever they are calling a giant plot error these days.

Thus, we tend to get a high error on days where there is a public holiday.

This 14° error five days out was mainly due to its northward turn when it was a weakening depression.

It should be noted that 1 data point was excluded from the data analysis because it was an extreme outlier and most likely an error (1097 days of injection site pain, which was greater than 300 times the median).

The occurrence of negative dew point values in Australian data makes the use of the commonly used Kalkstein and Valimont [ 32] apparent temperature formula invalid as it involves taking the square of dewpoint, which introduces a sign error on days of low humidity.