Sentence examples for errors that include from inspiring English sources

Political analysts and some people inside the campaign say that this challenge has been compounded by a lackluster campaign, infighting and a series of strategic errors that include criticizing other conservatives.

The measure includes 'word errors' that include semantic errors, phonological errors, neologisms, pauses of greater then 2 s and filled pauses (um, er, etc).

The relative significance of the associations of the PM components with CVD outcomes could have been influenced by their corresponding exposure misclassification errors that include the error associated with the locations of monitors relative to the population.

The differences between GLEAN_20241 and NP_788839.1 were caused by an incorrect translation start and several sequencing errors that included 3 amino acid substitutions in exon three, one amino acid substitution in exon five, a sequencing error of 18 amino acids in exon ten, and a sequencing error of 13 amino acids in exon thirteen.

Her lawyer, Robert F. Danzi, said the trial centered on "an epidemic of error" that included failing to properly examine Ms. Ferreira at all on her final visit before the stillbirth.

Eighty students in total participated but, due to a typographical error, that included two moderate SOD students.

We analysed differences in knotweed regeneration success using a generalized linear model with binomial error that included the main effects of taxon (3 levels), clone nested within taxon (50 levels), activated carbon (2 levels) and the interactions.

As process-based air pollution models become more widely used in epidemiological time-series analysis, assessments of error impact that include statistical simulation may be useful.

Focusing on the performance of time-dependent density functional theory but using also the ab initio CIS(D), CC2 and CASPT2 methods, we explore how various methodological considerations influence computed spectra and find, somewhat surprisingly, that density functionals lacking exact exchange reproduce the experimental measurements with smaller errors than functionals that include exact exchange.

Applying these methods we constructed a comprehensive measurement error model that included both systematic error and random error components, and derived calibration equations that can be applied to place all of the PM2.5 mass concentration measurements on the same scale.

We estimated an error rate that included the error of bisulfite conversion, sequencing and mapping.