We evaluated the error of estimate brought while: (1) undertaking some classical hypotheses in modeling plant growth in a dynamic way, (2) using imprecise measurements of physiological characteristics of the plant or in the environmental data, and (3) not taking into account plant acclimation ability.
Methods like Verifier are powerful tools to help speed the process of bringing those errors to light.
He was not willing to desert his principles, though he "made a manly concession of his error, to bring about reconciliation and peace, as was eminently becoming his sacred calling".
This is a writ of error bringing in review under the Criminal Appeals Act March 2, 1907, c. 2564, 34 Stat.
This is a writ of error brought under section 5 of the act of March 3, 1875, (18 St. 470, c. 137,) to reverse an order of the circuit court remanding a case which had been removed from a state court.
The study contributes to teaching pedagogy by encouraging teachers to use peer-editing in the writing classroom and to focus on the correction of few language errors to bring about language development.
This writ of error brings up for review the judgment of the circuit court in mandamus, requiring plaintiffs in error to assess and collect taxes to pay a judgment recovered against Township Ninety-six, for certain bonds issued by it in aid of the Greenville & Port Royal Railroad Company. in Folsom v. Township Ninety Six, 159 U. S. 611, 40 L. ed.
Suppose the mandamus case had been finally decided in the state court,the way was open for the railway company to preserve any question it made as to its rights under the Constitution, and, in the event of a decision adverse to it in that court, at once to carry the case to the highest court of Minnesota, and thence, by a writ of error, bring it to this court.
Not reporting a margin of error brings up a big concern for those of us trying to communicate with readers about polling: If there's not a prominently listed margin of error, do they understand that there's error?
The writ of error brings in question the judgment, not the opinion, of the court below.
