Sentence examples for error to even from inspiring English sources

It struck me that was an error – it was an error to even think that athletes should appear during the Games when they should be utterly 100% focused on performance.

22 A moderate pubertal and postpubertal excess of testosterone in a young woman can give extra muscle development and other signs of hyperandrogenism, but it would be a rude error to even suggest that this would affect her female gender identity.

As Dr. Cabrera observed, the automatically constructed mosaics allowed ROPTool to extract longer vessels with fewer tracing errors compared to even the best hand-picked frames.

In COS-7 cells, the nuclear-cytoplasmic ratio of soluble EGFP-LC3 and tfLC3 remained identical within error to control values, even after 5 h of nutrient starvation (Figure 6B).

The long-term goal is to make higher quality capillaries with less slope and figure errors to make even smaller diameter microbeams for x-ray experiments.

The combination of the six features from all three domains improves the error substantially compared to even the best single feature.

Anyone who's ever been covered in a news story knows that errors creep in to even the best journalists' reports.

But he did adopt Arnauld's second recommendation by adding some words in parentheses in the Sixth Meditation, thus: "The second reason for doubt was that since I did not know the author of my being (or at least was pretending not to), I saw nothing to rule out the possibility that my natural constitution made me prone to error even in matters which seemed to me most true" (Descartes, 2 53).

You can't have truth unless you are prepared to tolerate error, and even to pay its salary.

As shown in Figure 18, errors in key frames further decrease PSNR values for all EC methods, but the proposed error concealment method leads to even larger improvements when compared to the-state-of-the-art.

"The university's most egregious error was its failure to even indicate that PIKE might not be a safe place to hang out," said one student complainant, who requested anonymity to protect against retaliation.