Sentence examples for large errors and from inspiring English sources

The prosecution made numerous large errors, and bears substantial responsibility for the failure to convict.

The Lagrangian coordinates, on the other hand, can resolve slip lines sharply but cause severe grid deformation, resulting in large errors and even breakdown of the computation.

For such circumstances, the use of deterministic homogenization to reduce DOF results in large errors and new methodology using stochastic homogenization and non-deterministic material constants in finite elements should be considered.

When the same problems are recomputed using the familiar high-order polynomials extrapolation method in the Lagrange form, in one case the numerical results are plagued by large errors and ultimately instability.

Inherent in Engle's autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity (known as ARCH) model was the concept that, while most volatility is embedded in random error, its variance depends on previously realized random errors, with large errors being followed by large errors and small by small.

However, because of the large errors and low resolution of SDS-PAGE, the method cannot reflect the binding degree of drug and the application is rare.

While, the ideal assumptions and complex equivalent models in traditional methods bring in large error and the analysis of whole system model reduces the effectiveness of cooling system design for complicated high-power inverters.

However, complicated calculation with measurements ( i ), ( u ) and ( P ) as shown (18) and (19) can result in large error and noises.

Model modification was carried out using modification indices provided by Lisrel and removing items with standardized correlated residuals higher than ±2.00 and R < 0.3 values indicating large error and little explanation of medication adherence respectively [ 17].

The other parameters are identified with larger errors and higher coefficients of variation because their identification is affected by the lower normal strain levels in the specimen.

RMSPE has several desirable properties, e.g. it penalizes larger errors and is converted to a percentage, which makes it easier to comprehend, as it is unit and variable independent.