Sentence examples for identified errors from inspiring English sources

Mr Wellington's analysis identified errors the department made in issuing parking summonses.

In neither case were the identified errors tied back to an action by Obama, much less a scandalous one.

Both verification techniques identified errors that were introduced into the control system during the programming phase.

The auditing firm was Coughlin, Foundotos, Cullen & Danowski (not Miller, Lilly & Pearce); the district identified errors made by a district administrator, not by the auditors.

Since existing issues are already found in the S1 gain functions, the newly identified errors in the correction factors is not critical to typical users.

Chris Stone, the baseball editor at Sports Illustrated who was instrumental in the magazine's publishing a long excerpt of "Odd Man Out" in its Feb. 16 issue, said that the identified errors made him concerned about the book's overall truthfulness.

In the 1990s, they initially claimed the lower atmosphere was cooling, and had to make several warming adjustments when other groups identified errors and biases in their data set.

Furthermore, the accuracy of the simultaneous multi-axis motions of the machining center is improved when the identified errors are corrected.

Finally, a verification experiment, by comparing the predicted value from the identified errors with the measured results by the ballbar, is carried out to validate the effectiveness and correctness of the proposed method.

If final submission is sent after the receipt date, a cover letter attachment must be included identifying the system-identified errors and warnings that have been corrected.

The "error correction window" is the the time allowed after the submission deadline to address NIH system-identified errors and warnings.