Sentence examples for greater errors are from inspiring English sources

The radioactivity concentration measured at the cold water rod relative to the surrounding radioactivity is 2% for F, 14% for I and 56% for Y. Figure  4 also documents that considerably greater errors are found in bone regions which are simulated by the Teflon rod of the phantom.

Greater errors were found in kick-related failure events, and drilling scenarios were associated with longer reaction times.

Collapsing over stimulus visibility, greater errors were seen in the usage of a £10 wager (45 ± 5%) than in the usage of a £1 wager (34 ± 3%).

However, 538's experience in looking at thousands of primary polls from past years when building forecast models suggests that the greater error is usually in detecting a momentum change one day too late, rather than anticipating it one day too soon.

The other major order of friars, the Franciscan, had its own school of philosophy, starting with Bonaventure (c. 1217 74), who held that while we can learn from both Plato and Aristotle, and both are also in error, the greater error is Aristotle's.

When I ask him about the biggest mistakes he's made, he looks at me with wide-open eyes before telling me that his greatest errors were made when it came to recruiting.

When I ask him about the biggest mistakes he's made, he looks at me with wide-open eyes and ponders for a few seconds before telling me that his greatest errors were made when it came to recruiting.

The smallest error and the greatest error are 1.32% and 2.41%, respectively.

"The great error was Obama's effective endorsement of the panic," he wrote late last week.

"His greatest error was not opening space for other voices," Mr. Reyes said.

Perhaps the greatest error was that of his closest supporters who failed to criticise Chavez openly.