'errors around' is not correct and usable in written English.
Instead, you could use 'errors abound' or 'errors are around'. For example, "Errors abound in the report, making it difficult to read."
For pure refrigerants, classical experimental relations developed by Gungor and Winterton (GW87) are known to exhibit errors around 15% on average, and reaching more than 40% in some cases.
The RF-derived maps show very low out of bag (OOB) errors (around 10% for both soil groups and soil properties) but relatively high validation error from independent profiles (45% for soil depth, 51% for soil texture).
For example, EHRs exhibit non-standard grammatical structure and high levels of lexical and semantic variability, coupled with many domain-specific abbreviations, complex sentences [ 18], as well as spelling errors (around 10% of words) [ 19].
After winning a competitive first set, Errani played almost error-free tennis in the second, while Kerber started missing, spraying 19 unforced errors around the court.
On Wednesday, Facebook, which had already angered advertisers when it admitted it made significant measurement errors around video ads in September, said that an internal inquiry found new problems with key measurement metrics.
I doubt they did so in order to give some hipster – claiming to be correcting myths and errors around disability through satire – the right to disabuse who they see fit.
If you have not been through the gruelling process of trying to get proper care for an elderly relative, the errors around my mother's discharge might not sound significant.
These are not semantic distinctions or errors around the margin — saying something has a 2 percent chance of occurring when really there is a 3 percent chance, or a 0.01 percent chance when really there is a 0.02 percent chance.
A13 EDUCATION Testing Industry Under Scrutiny As the College Board races to score the final 1,600 exams from its problem-ridden October SAT test, a string of recent testing errors around the country has people asking with rising urgency: Who is watching the testing industry?
In the second set, Davenport, who has now lost to Williams in six of their last seven meetings, reached break point once, at 15-40 in the eighth game, only to squander that chance with two errors around one of Williams's six aces.
Special attention is paid to generalization errors around the optimum.
