Sentence examples similar to harbored error from inspiring English sources

In contrast to previous findings (10– 12), our study demonstrates that secondary data sources harbor substantial amounts of error, including undercounts, overcounts, and geospatial inaccuracies.

Still, he said he harbored no ill will toward his assailants; the attacks, he said, were "the errors of young people".

Secondly, we found that the plasmids in some big colonies only harbored the partially digested prk gene, which might be the consequence of some unknown errors during enzymatic digestion in library construction.

The building harbored vermin.

He also harbored a secret.

Mr. Perez also harbored doubts.

He harbored higher aspirations.

Ramírez harbored another resentment.

Van harbored an invention.

I harbored no resentment.

It is a reasonable assumption that the viruses, which require a high level of genomic mutations for their evolution and escape but have only a few chances to replicate their genomes by their own polymerases (i.e. HIV-1), might have evolved to harbor highly error-prone polymerases (i.e. HIV-1 RT) to generate sufficient mutations in really limited chances.