Sentence examples similar to justifiable error from inspiring English sources

However, this is justifiable if the phylogenetic error is much smaller than the error introduced by the coalescent.

The surgeons involved would be notified, and this would result in further scrutiny of their performance data to see if there is any error or justifiable explanation for the outcomes.

Nor would retroactive application have the justifiable effect of curing errors committed in disregard of constitutional rulings already clearly foreshadowed.

The preliminary results for C. elegans suggest that this is a justifiable method for finding errors in annotations (Figure 4).

Given that such minimal divergence could have been due to error, it seemed justifiable to restrict further analysis to the 158 reads that differed at more than one site.

Moreover, with so few data points it is difficult to see how Schick et al. could justify their choice of error distribution and link function ahead of other viable alternatives; this is important because alternative but equally justifiable choices could lead to very different results, particularly with regard to the whereabouts of the upper confidence limits.

This study demonstrates that a programme designed to address the burden of refractive error in Mozambique is economically justifiable in terms of the increased productivity that would result due to its implementation.

Mr. Maher said that of the 14 accounting entries Duke considered, 9 were proper, 4 were "inadvertent" errors and the last was justifiable, even though it differed from standard utility practice.

While this is not an argument in favour of poor quality data, reducing the time and valuable resources spent on detecting and correcting random errors in routine DSS operations may be justifiable as the returns from such procedures diminish with increasing overall accuracy.

The development process dwells upon the use of the principle of justifiable granularity encountered in Granular Computing and the least square error method.

Covariances between error terms were set free only if theoretically justifiable.