Sentence examples for errors or not from inspiring English sources

For instance, how much responsibility do journals and reviewers bear for detecting problematic images in papers, whether honest errors or not?

Errors are measured in this case assuming only the burst picked by the transmitter is available, regardless whether this burst has errors or not.

In the area of wireless communication, the purpose of performance analysis for decoding scheme is to find out if, for any given encoder, decoder, and channel noise power, a message-passing iterative decoder can correct the errors or not.

A standard speeded Go/Nogo task [37] [40] was used in order to collect false alarms, which could be consciously detected (i.e. aware errors) or not (i.e. unaware errors).

Pseudonymisation at source involves identifiers being replaced with a 'hashed' identifier before they are released from the provider (whether containing errors or not).

Thus, it is believed that families answered this item by assuming that the item asked if their children made any speech errors or not.

Difference between the two kinematic models is only whether to consider the machine tool's geometric error or not.

824, 828, 17 L.Ed.2d 705 (1967), which requires the prosecution to prove constitutional error harmless beyond a reasonable doubt, no longer applies to any trial error asserted on habeas, whether it is a Doyle error or not.

In contrast, the automated tests designed to assess rodent executive functioning revealed selective and functionally important deficits in attention and regulation of emotion or negative affect (produced by committing an error or not receiving an expected reward).

Discrepancies between the as-built and as-planned status of pipes, conduit and ductwork result from changes that occur in the field and that are either unnoticed (human error) or not reflected in the 3D model.

Or is it a single and advance on an error or on the throw?" The way that the scorer determines whether that bobble is an error or not has less to do with the action of the fielder than with the action of the runner.