Sentence examples for identifying an error from inspiring English sources

We thank M. Kirkpatrick for comments on a previous version of the manuscript and for identifying an error in the initial calculations of the expected reduction in recombination.

Blind samples and two replicates (13% of total samples identifying an error rate of 0.8%) were included in all steps to test for contamination and reproducibility [ 57].

Paul Krugman (column, July 30) correctly identifies an error in a recent press release from the Office of Management and Budget, then converts it to a "lie".

The review also identified an error in adding up the total marks on two candidates' papers, which WJEC has since corrected and communicated to the relevant centres.

Ellis states "… in order to identify an error, the analyst (and the teacher) needs to construct a native- speaker version of that part of the text containing an error" (op.cit.: 103).

However, as each of the three angles has a different effect on the evolution of the error on our simulated trajectory, it is easy to identify an error in one angle.

*Update, 1 February, 7 50 a.m.: The authors of the paper reported in this story have identified an error in their analysis and now conclude that the prehistoric "back migration" of West Eurasian farmers to Africa was less extensive than initially reported; it did not reach central and western Africa, such as the Mbuti pygmies or the Yoruba people of western Africa.

Engelder correctly identified an error in our description of the wells included in our analysis.

We identified an error in our review "Animal Models for the Study of Rodent-Borne HemorrhArenavirusesiruses: andnaviruses and Hantaviruses" [ 1].

Depending on the data, a confidence level should be chosen that is appropriate to identify an error.

If the data entry operator identified an error, he returned the form to the field for correction.