Sentence examples for errors have been addressed from inspiring English sources

In our formulation of the population haplotype assembly problem, the goal is not to bipartition G M, but rather to minimally color it--or, equivalently, minimally clique cover the complement "compatibility" graph G M ′ --assuming sequencing errors have been addressed.

The design of spectrum sensing and access strategies in the presence of spectrum sensing errors has been addressed in [10 13].

The issues of simultaneous prediction in measurement error models have been addressed in [15] and [16].

The possible errors and drawbacks have been addressed and mentioned in the manuscript.

Such a model should identify the numerous hurdles including perceptual and interpretive errors that may have been addressed by eGFR reporting.

The impacts of frequency increment errors in the FDA beam pattern have been addressed in [30].

In a response to Mr. Bloomberg in late March, Arnold A. Jackson, the acting chief of the bureau's Decennial Management Division, acknowledged a minor error that had been addressed, but added that "this correction does not affect the total census population or housing unit counts for the City of New York".

The fourth type of error (positional error in geocoding) has been addressed by one recent study [ 5] in the context of traffic-related air pollution, although not specific to children.

If such errors and uncertainty had been addressed in the authors' logistic regression analyses, then it is likely that no association between background radiation and childhood leukemia would have been suggested by the research results obtained.

Scott claims that if all random and systematic errors in measurements had been addressed, our study would likely have found no association between levels of background ionizing radiation and childhood cancer risk.

Modeling spectrum sensing error in CRNs has been addressed in [4, 27 30].