Sentence examples for introduced mistakes from inspiring English sources

They discovered a software error that had introduced mistakes into the record and then used computerized analyses of the atmosphere to fill the gaps.

One option was to shout the results over the fences, but that could introduce mistakes.

Scolari's argument was that Lollichon's methods were introducing mistakes to Cech's game and damaging team spirit.

My ability to introduce mistakes has kept well ahead of the efforts of Microsoft and Apple to eliminate them.

On the other hand, transcription errors may introduce mistakes and lead to misses of correct utterances, especially on large queries: the longer the searched term is, the higher the probability of encountering an erroneous word is.

This step represents an additional effort and increases the risk of introducing mistakes.

However, DNA polymerase V will also often introduce mistakes when it copies DNA that is not damaged and cells will subsequently switch to use a different polymerase to accurately copy undamaged DNA.

You can even become counter-productive in your efforts to get things done by introducing mistakes into your work.

In the original version, editing had introduced a mistake into the sentence that now reads "By this definition, the unusual or unexpected is newsworthy".

The following correction appeared in the Guardian's Corrections and Clarifications column, Thursday March 6 2003 In the G2 feature asking opponents of a war against Iraq what they would do, we introduced a mistake into the quoted views of the composer Michael Berkeley.

He invited journalists in the audience to imagine retyping an article - you're bound to introduce spelling mistakes.