Sentence examples for errors to be reconciled from inspiring English sources

" Summary Page" could therefore serve as a complement to double entry to improve its efficiency (by reducing the number of errors to be reconciled between two entries) or as a means to reduce the number of errors under circumstances where double entry is not feasible.

The two texts have to be reconciled.

So that's what has to be reconciled".

How are these opposing needs to be reconciled?

"This legal ruling has to be reconciled with the Constitution.

How are these two observations to be reconciled?

Such divergent observations again remain to be reconciled.

(Pautz 2014, 3.5, has replied that this partial error account cannot be reconciled with certain types of possible intersubjective difference).

Although some subjects were excluded following genotyping due to errors that could not be reconciled, this preliminary genome linkage screen was able to include 929 subjects (98.4%) genotyped at 932 autosomal and 544 X chromosome markers.

Okinawans may be reconciled to being Japanese.

Intriguingly, an early study of MTL patients using serial recall also 'surprisingly' found an elevated number of intrusion errors from prior lists that could not be reconciled with a pure long-term memory impairment (Baddeley and Warrington, 1970).