Sentence examples for error is attributed from inspiring English sources

We presume that such an error is attributed to other origins, such as forcing below the ionosphere including coupling with planetary wave activities (Lastovicka, 2006; Borries et al., 2007; Maruyama, 2010).

The EDX measurement indicates that nanoparticles are composed of Ni and O, and the analysis in the NiO nanoparticles/nanoflowers indicates an atomic ratio of 86% Ni and 14% O, which is very near to the theoretical value (7% error is attributed to the analysis technique).

In fact, it has been noted here that the BEF-based foliage biomass is associated with the largest percent error (11.55 %), and that 84%% of that error is attributed to BEF model (Table 4), besides being associated to the largest error due to model parameter estimates and due to residual variability around model prediction (within and between methods).

The primary source of error is attributed to a lack of information in the single-well pumping test data, which did not capture the multi-permeability structure of the aquifer as revealed a posteriori by the responses to dipole flow experiments.

The error is attributed to the relatively small amount of photons used in the MCML simulation.

This error is attributed to the fixed sensor spot not always being in contact with the bulk liquid but rather with gas in the head space of the flask or the liquid film forming at the flask wall.

The error was attributed to miscommunication in a telephone call between the donor site and the hospital transplant team.

Throughout, we use the term "observer" for the professional who detected an error or violation of safety rule (the interviewee) and "actor" for the person who performs the questionable behaviour or to whom the error was attributed to.

Another gross error was attributed by the authors to the use of a p value based on one version of the dataset and the use of a test statistic and df that were based on a former version of the dataset.

The cause of these errors is attributed to misinterpretation of radar information.

One of the most common errors is attributing the cause of death to respiratory arrest, cardiac arrest, cardiorrespiratory arrest, or asystole in all deaths.