Sentence examples for error reflected from inspiring English sources

The error reflected the fact that Arsenal were tiring with Oxlade-Chamberlain, then Walcott, both forced off with injury.

For Wundt and Titchener, the stimulus error reflected a confusion between observation and inference -- and because introspection was construed as the empirical observation of conscious experience, inferences were to be avoided at all costs.

The NUM's decision to rely on the domino tactics that had been so successful in 1969-70 and 1981 - often claimed as Scargill's key error - reflected the division between coalfields with apparently different long-term prospects as well as a determination to give those who realised what they faced a chance to defend their jobs.

This random error reflected 22% of the mean, peak speed value between MDL-1 and the criterion (3.88 m·s−1).

In both these studies, the low technological error reflected intra-unit reliability and is likely to be lower than the unknown inter-unit variability.

Design features for future models should consider three-dimensional outputs to minimize the error reflected by possible variability in positioning on the participant.

The margin of error reflects the lack of long-term and wide-ranging data.

Fielding is not an individual action but a collective one, and the current rule on the error reflects that in no way.

If you look close you can see the sum on the blackboard: 415727 101420 516147 The error reflects no discredit on Martin Van Buren, the Public School system, or the Daily Mirror.

I believe this error reflects a powerful tendency in American culture to falsely equate self-interest with selfishness.

The model error reflects differences between the velocity model and the actual medium.