A good agreement was generally noticed for the lower modes but the higher modes had more error.
Primary pollutants (SO2, NO2/NOx, CO, and EC) had more error than secondary pollutants and those of mixed origin (O3, SO4, NO3, NH4, PM2.5, OC, and PM10) due to greater spatial variability.
The Red Sox led the major leagues in unearned runs through Friday, and only five other teams had more errors.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Yankees had more errors than hits Sunday, which is the most succinct way of explaining why they lost to the Kansas City Royals, 1-0.
For the world's élite players, mistakes can be overcome by greatness: Federer, in his nightcap, also had more errors than his opponent, but hit eleven times as many winners.
Sources quoted by The Washington Post, USA Today, and the Chicago Tribune later stated that comments attributed to them were fabricated, and one source commented that a September 8 , 1988report by the Chicago Tribune had more errors than facts.
On a VCV discrimination task with pseudowords (e.g., ), RD children, however, had more errors on stop consonant contrasts.
On a phoneme discrimination task with real words (e.g., ), RD children had more errors than reading and CA controls, but these errors were not limited to stop consonant contrasts.
Paired-samples t tests demonstrated that light drinkers had more errors following negative, t 56) = 3.94, p <.001, alcohol, t 56) = 4.23, p <.001, and neutral cues, t(112) = 2.13, p <.05 than with positive cues.
It was further shown that dyslexics had more errors than regular readers in auditory recognition of target phonemes, but the pattern of errors was similar to that of regular readers, with nonwords containing consonant clusters being especially problematic (Bruck & Treiman, 1990).
In the Munich Airport Study, Evans and colleagues (1995) found that children from noise exposed communities had more errors on a difficult subscale of German standardized reading test than children from quiet communities; the two groups did not differ on the easy and intermediate portions of the test [ 14].
