Sentence examples similar to introducing typos from inspiring English sources
In effect, the repair effort introduces typos into the DNA text, disabling the gene.
His protagonist was initially named Mark; St. Aubyn has described performing a global search-and-replace on his draft that introduced such typos as "superPatricket".
His writing was repeatedly censored, and his greatest work had to be published in France, where it was set by French printers, who introduced thousands of typos into the text.
The fuzziness should here be understood as minor typos introduced by users when entering the request through their keyboard.
Variation factors are as follows: (i) preposition introducing the location at/from/in/into/through/to/on/via/with/within; (ii) URL used (e.g. ~5 variants for GEO); (iii) use of full name and/or abbreviation for institutes (NCBI, EBI) and database (GEO); (iv) typos, spelling errors and other variation (e.g. database versus data bank).
The cut-off value can be changed according to the needs of the project, e.g. a low cut-off of 70% can be used if the data value was collected using free text because typos are inevitably introduced during data collection.
Shachak et al.[ 21] found that EMR use introduces a new type of medical errors: typos.
It's also planning to introduce a filtering option based on the timing between the tweet and deletion, to help weed out simple errors and typos, the post additionally said.
