Sentence examples for error support from inspiring English sources

Following the approach described in Golan et al. ([1994]), we treat every cell in the proto-SAM as being specified with an error support set whose weights are estimated to minimize the cross-entropy distance between the prior and the solution proto-SAM.

Higher estimates in the subgroup of men with a presumably smaller exposure estimation error support our findings.

Error support should encompass not only by providing meaningful error messages that provide clear information on how to recover when mistakes are made, but also proactively indicating once an acceptable value has been entered within a field.

I feel that the Supreme Court made a very grave mistake abolishing this prayer and that you made a very bad error supporting them.

Finding out what that "something else" should be was a process of trial and error, supported by the liberal system of higher education in Germany.

This revised value of mobility with much lower relative error supports the idea of charge transport via diamond and thus transfer of charge from PPy to diamond.

The binding IC50 values of radiolabeled hAGRP 86 132) versus NDP-MSH were identical within experimental error, supporting the hypothesis that AGRP and NDP-MSH interact with overlapping binding epitopes at the MC3R and MC4R.

Values for Watson Crick nearest neighbors from Xia et al. were used because experimental measurements on 22 duplexes not included in the fitting by Xia et al. are predicted within experimental error (Supporting Information).

Binding errors support the view that the medial temporal lobe is involved in linking together different types of information, potentially represented in different parts of the brain, regardless of memory duration.

Wikipedia is riddled with errors, supported by less-than-credible citations and capable of providing one with only a superficial understanding of the subject at hand.

Orthogonal Latin Square Code (OLSC) can protect the interconnection against transient errors, supporting multi-bit error correction capability.