Sentence examples for error suggest from inspiring English sources

But if mere mortals run your firm, or if you're facing an extremely unpredictable future, the economics of error suggest an open system is safer.

While politicians typically spend the last month of a campaign battling for undecided and independent voters, polls here, which show the distance between the candidates within the margin of error, suggest that nearly all voters have made up their minds, leaving the candidates trying to change them.

When ties are due to rounding error, suggest another method to remove the effects.

The similar ranges of measurement error suggest that electrogoniometers can be used for both static and dynamic knee joint angle measurements.

Differences observed in the constant JPS error suggest that men and women might use different neuromuscular control strategies in the upper limb.

In addition, whereas our latency results are extrapolated from a limited number of cortical stimulation sites, the large latency differences between PMv and FR and the small standard error suggest that the differences in latencies found between the areas are representative.

Ive said, "Really?" The error suggested something about the design studio's place in the Apple universe.

The government blames the Maracanã problem on a "bureaucratic error", suggesting Sunday's game may yet go ahead if the problem can be overcome on Friday when Brazil returns to work after a Corpus Christi holiday.

Kevin Davitt Glen Rock Minor League Baseball in Bergen County To the Editor: Your May 28 editorial "A Hit or an Error?" suggests that Gov. Jon Corzine "take a hard look" at the plans for a minor league ballpark in Bergen County.

Besides, the calculation of the statistical error suggests no different protection effects among the radionuclides.

The model provided insights into certain subcategories of errors; whereas, regularities within other subcategories of error suggested limitations to the model.