Sentence examples for errors in the later from inspiring English sources

An illustration of this may be found both in the progressively low sample sizes for Siskiwit during each developmental time point, and in the large estimates of standard errors in the later time points.

Yes, you'll loose a diaper in the process, but it will save you from making other more-serious fitting errors in the long run later on.

Modern reviewers have identified inconsistencies or errors in the material, based on later declassified records.

But it is probable that in successive Copyings of the Tdrikh more errors may have accumulated than in the later parts of it; and in particular it is to be noted that Sultan Dai td (No. 16) is here entered as the grandson of No. 12, while Ibn Batuta (v. 8., p. 460) states that he was grandson of the first Convert.

A few technical errors in some of the later e-mails, however, showed that they had come from www.ppwi.org, operated by Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin.

This variable was affected by a systematic recording error, which was not a factor in the later years.

An independent review later found errors in the police's and the Crown's handling of the case.

QI has a philosophy that "everything is interesting if looked at in the right way"; many factual errors in the show have been corrected in later episodes or on the show's blog.

This enabled screeners to record phenotypes at the time of observation rather than transcribing data later, reducing errors in the data transfer process and decreasing the amount of time recording phenotypes.

Many of the detection errors in later stages can be corrected by accounting for prior constraints and dependency between time: false-positive results are prevented by the general constraints on division appearances and timings, and false negatives are prevented from expectations on deaths.

Although the blob-slice method decreased the false-positive and false-negative rates, its independent linking and detection algorithms still led to many errors in later stages of development where the nuclei become closely packed and become difficult to properly ascertain parent/child relationships in divisions/deaths.