Sentence examples for for possible errors from inspiring English sources

Then, both sides may review the tabulation for possible errors.

And the MTMDs designed by accounting for possible errors of estimate are more robust than those without consideration of errors.

In order for this system to maintain its accuracy it needs a mechanism that will correct for possible errors and enable the VOR to remain properly calibrated.

The reasons and solutions for possible errors are also analyzed in this paper, depending on the method applied to measure volumes of gangue and coal.

The sources for possible errors can be roughly divided into separate groups: the substrate-ink interaction and treatment procedure related, ink jetting related, and moving stage related.

The developed chronology was refined and thoroughly cross-checked for possible errors in the age model by comparing annual extreme values in the Mg/Ca ratio time series to imaged growth increment patterns for each individual year of algal growth.

The delay is 186,000 miles per second (the speed of light) divided by 46,000 miles, or 0.247 seconds, plus the time required for network packet assembly, forwarding, and disassembly using OSI IP and TP4 and Tridom Link Control Protocol over a 512 Kbps synchronous satellite channel, plus any time required for possible error recovery between the PADs (in this case, none).

We have proposed a decision strategy where we had perfect knowledge of the traffic profile and a robust Bayesian strategy in order to account for possible error modeling in the traffic profile information.

In the development of this on/off switching strategy, we first assume perfect knowledge of the traffic profile and later, we develop a robust Bayesian approach to account for possible error modeling in the traffic profile information.

We investigate the mechanisms of diagnostic error in primary care consultations to detect warning signs for possible error.

To better control for possible error because of missing data, we used an expectation-maximization (EM) algorithm to compute estimates to replace missing data.