Sentence examples for error of which from inspiring English sources

The linear model was fist employed to prediction the DTLs, the maximum error of which reaches 27%.

Several cameramen shadowed Uchimura as he traveled from apparatus to apparatus, capturing his every flip, every twist — and even every error, of which there were a few.

But by not properly engaging the background operations of ideology, Chomsky risks falling in a trap door which he himself set, making the same error of which he accuses his opponents.

If we really believe in democracy, we should acknowledge that this refusal to listen was a catastrophic error, of which Trump and Brexit are only two of the very nasty chickens now coming home to roost.

Further analysis showed that the predictions of the model fell within a 10% error, of which the major contribution is probably the experimental error of the measurements.

In view of these instructions, we cannot say that the first confession was submitted to the jury, or that in the absence of any exception or request to charge more particularly, there was any error, of which petitioner can complain.

It's not just the typos and grammatical errors – of which there are plenty – but the endless digressions, the inability to come to any sort of a point.

The more intriguing statistics were these: Federer, in trying to break down the Spaniard's phenomenal retrieving, hit 63 unforced errors, of which 36 of them were on his fabled forehand.

3. The proper standard for review of respondent's conviction is the "cause and actual prejudice" standard under which, to obtain collateral relief based on trial errors to which no contemporaneous objection was made, a convicted defendant must show both "cause" excusing his double procedural default and "actual prejudice" resulting from the errors of which he complains.

I guess Google fans (which, in a sense, I am) just hang onto the Google products we love while forgiving the company its trials and errors, of which there are many.

Primary outcomes were the incidence of medication errors; potential adverse drug events, defined as errors with potential for harm; and rate of prescribing errors by error type and by prescribing system.Of 3850 prescriptions, 452 (11.7%) contained 466 total errors, of which 163 (35.0%) were considered potential adverse drug events.