Sentence examples for essential errors from inspiring English sources

The good-will of a hospital can continue in spite of the follow-up system, and sympathy should never be allowed to smoke-screen essential errors.

But Ronald Steel's review of my book "The Lesser Evil: Political Ethics in an Age of Terror" (July 25) is such a travesty that I feel I owe it to your readers to point out one essential error.

The essential error exhibited by most liberty activists is the idea that the most important thing in changing people's political minds is what you say about various issues.

As electronic systems become more complex, it is essential that errors produced by noise be removed; otherwise, the systems may malfunction.

We are all prone to a common reasoning error known as the fundamental attribution error (also called the attribution effect and the essential attribution error).

Thus, when using FMO as an error resilient tool for video transmission at low bit rates, careful consideration of the trade-offs is essential when error rates are high and bandwidth is limited.

Additional mechanistic studies uncover a direct role of the homologous recombination (HR) pathway, a pathway essential for error-free repair of DNA DSBs, in reprogramming.

A standardised TCCA-OAO is essential for error-free assessment adaptations.

The outer kinetochore protein scaffold KNL1 is essential for error-free chromosome segregation during mitosis and meiosis.

An alternative, more radical, possibility is that as long as Aurora B is activated its localization at the centromere might not be essential for error correction.

Thus, we can conclude that the essential localization error in the constant-context conditions did not result from the repetition of stimulus presentations at the same location.