Sentence examples for errors were attributed to from inspiring English sources

The power magnitude errors were attributed to accuracy limitations in the applied termination impedances.

Thus in the callosum of knockout mice lacking Ryk receptors guidance errors were attributed to disruption of Wnt5a/Ryk-mediated axon repulsion.

In both cases, errors were attributed to a range of factors, including misidentification of drugs, workload, distractions and dispensing against product labels created during the process rather than against the prescription itself.

Although similar reasons were provided for preferences for NHS healthcare safety contexts, hospital associated infections were mostly associated with an NHS duty of care (trust), medication errors were attributed to NHS staff/system culpability, while NHS staff safety was associated primarily with workplace responsibility.

Fifty-one of these errors were attributed to errors in the original consensus sequence or to the presence of variations occurring during cultivation in one of the experiments (the DNA source for the Sanger-based sequencing came from a different cultivation than that used for the high-throughput experiments).

"The whole playing group has been under pressure, the whole playing group has made errors, but it's just the fact that his errors are attributed to a sideshow".

To accurately analyze the thermal errors of motorized spindle unit, this paper assumes approximately that 1) spindle linear thermal error on axial direction is ascribed to shaft thermal elongation for its heat transfer from bearings, and 2) spindle linear thermal errors on radial directions and angular thermal errors are attributed to thermal variations of bearing relative ring displacements.

Other factors related to human errors are attributed to demographic aspects such the age distribution and labor market composition.

The cause of these errors is attributed to misinterpretation of radar information.

7 In healthcare, a significant percentage of errors are attributed to communication breakdowns and a lack of effective teamwork.

Good communication is essential in an ED environment where 12% of errors are attributed to communication problems[ 29], with failure to seek information for decision making contributing to 28% of errors in an ED, and failure to offer information to support decision making contributing to 20% of errors, and both being prime causes in some cases[ 30].