Sentence examples for locate mistakes from inspiring English sources

A different set of eyes can locate mistakes you may not have seen, ask questions you didn't realize were left unaddressed, or seek clarification on the foggier points.

We also present guidelines for the use of the MMS to help locate coding mistakes (i.e. bugs).

Well, maybe secular confessionalism is subtly dishonest, in its habit of locating moral mistakes in the past and claiming to have learned from them.

To what extent were material mistakes located or was there an increase in non-material mistakes?

One sort of argument for this begins from the examination of large quantities of specific terms, and the identification of patterns of male bias, and proceeds from this to the conclusion that the male bias of English is so widespread that it is a mistake to locate the problem in a collection of words, rather than in the language as a whole.

But I think it has been a mistake to locate that presence in the physical elements, the bread and wine themselves, rather than in the act of eating them together.

Margaret Adams, the Assistant Chief of the Archival Services Branch of the Center for Electronic Records at the National Archives says that her office has so far located fourteen "definate mistakes".

The embassy was located at this mistaken target, and three Chinese journalists were killed.

At annealing temperature of Tc (66°C for D112K and 68°C for D112G), the clones that showed substantial PCR products were all desired mutants as demonstrated by DNA sequencing; whereas those that lost detectable products were either WT or undesired mutants that had "mistake" located in mutagenic sequence segments.

That leaves less experienced people who are more likely to make a mistake, such as failing to locate a vein or deliver the heart-stopping drug too soon.

Rory helps locate kerbs, avoid lampposts and Hannah no longer mistakes staircases for slopes with the dog's help.