Sentence examples for exhibited errors from inspiring English sources
"exhibited errors" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe mistakes or flaws that have been displayed or shown in a particular situation. Here is an example: "The student's essay exhibited errors in grammar and punctuation, resulting in a lower grade."
Mutants in importin-α2 exhibited errors in muscle patterning and organization that could be alleviated by restoring muscle expression of Importin-α2.
However, an evaluation study yielded that 58% of the tested aneroid measuring instruments exhibited errors exceeding ± 4 mmHg, 44% of these instruments even showed imprecisions of ± 7 mmHg or more (4).
The nine clinical GDC models, obtained from least counting error of counting, exhibited corrected (for 6 parameters) fit errors ranging from 0.998% to 1.82%.
The correlation between the medial frontal cortex and post-conflict prefrontal activations was not specific as many other brain regions that exhibited activation during non-error conflicts also correlated with post-conflict prefrontal activations.
A few cDNAs exhibited minor nucleotide alterations, likely PCR errors, that did not affect the amino acid sequence.
Overall agreement between the studies was also good for most quantitative variables, although all exhibited both random and systematic reporting error.
The distribution of speech errors was comparable across all experiments and exhibited syllable-position effects, suggesting an important role for production processes.
Motor axon pathfinding errors were only found in somites that exhibited corresponding slow muscle patterning defects, which strongly suggests motor axon pathfinding errors are not direct effects of the oil but rather indirect phenotypes in response to inappropriate guidance cues derived from earlier problems with somitogenesis and slow muscle patterning.
Studies of attention or executive function after PBDE exposure are limited, but Driscoll et al. (2009) found that mice postnatally exposed to the commercial PBDE mixture DE-71 exhibited impulsivity and inattention, as evidenced by more premature responses and omission errors, respectively, on the five-choice serial reaction time task.
The nurse in the scene from "Billions" made an especially egregious error when you consider the girl having the allergic reaction exhibited multiple signs from two systems.
All exhibited flu-like symptoms.
