Sentence examples for errors can be ascribed from inspiring English sources

The findings suggest that a large portion of the errors can be ascribed to both crosslinguistic differences in the use of perfective verb phrases and intralingual difficulties in differentiating the temporal references of certain verb forms.

In Bayesian method with lognormal prior that uses 2001 data only to define measurement error variance (M4), inferior predictions can be ascribed to improper prior specification, an extreme case of poor prior also illustrated by M6, as well as ignoring the context of 2002 exposures.

In a repeatability study, variability in measurements made on the same subject can be ascribed only to errors in the measurement process itself.

The company points out that thousands of people die each year on the roads, and that about 80% of crashes can be ascribed to human error.

Hence, a relevant number of hospital admissions in Germany can be ascribed to adverse drug reactions and medication errors.

That being: Never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to technical incompetence.

It seems that for the errors at points 10, 29, 48, and 67, at the center of the end-effector, can be ascribed to the deformation of the acrylic frame.

The reason for one-to-many matches can be ascribed to the repetitive nature of façade layout as well as feature detection errors.

Terrible diets, trouble at home: not all of this can be ascribed to poverty, of course.

So her popularity can be ascribed to her gifts as a good listener.

How much of this can be ascribed to the E.U. process is hotly disputed.