Sentence examples for errors attributed to from inspiring English sources
The Rodong Sinmun article is also unusual in that North Korea's media rarely reports publicly on errors attributed to the government.
Agent Frank Horrigan would be angry reading about the latest comedy of errors attributed to the drunken shenanigans of Secret Service agents who wanted to party so hard that they brought it to the White House lawn.
It is negative evidence against a sighting if any revelations offered in it contain "doctrinal errors attributed to God himself, or to the blessed virgin Mary, or to some saint in their manifestations".
Dr. Lewis, the lead author, said that on checking the references for some of Dr. Gould's accusations he found that Morton had not made the errors attributed to him.
The data obtained indicated that they mostly gave WCF on errors attributed to tenses, voice, modals, and definite and indefinite articles.
The report (in Dutch, but with a short summary in English at the end) presents a laundry list of shortcomings and errors attributed to the study's investigators and sponsoring institutions, including disregard for scientific rules and regulations.
In contrast, the Wiener filter decreased the error attributed to time delay by ∼50% in the presence of noise (from 5.7% to 2.60 ± 1.26%) and by ∼75% in the absence of noise (5.3% to 1.3 ± 1%).
We show using numerical simulations that several off-line algorithms, implemented as iterated on-line algorithms, designed to reach at least the border of the version space reproduce the 0.5/α behavior of generalization error attributed to maximal stability algorithms.
The former models any imaging error attributed to a phenomenon of a physical nature, while the latter models solely the effects of the lens imperfections, without interrogating its causes.
By applying a randomized study design, measurement error attributed to position is likely to be evenly distributed between groups.
Overall estimates report that the assessment is accurate in about two thirds of cases, with the most frequent cause of error attributed to overestimation [ 14].
