Sentence examples for looking at errors from inspiring English sources

Although there have been various publications looking at errors in the cancer registration process, few of the publications have looked at the consequent impact on the reported survival estimates (Robinson et al, 2007, Møller et al, 2011).

Our substitution profile is generated based on LAST [ 20] alignments and it is consistent with recent reports looking at error models of ONT reads derived from the E. coli phage M13 [ 21].

"The way I look at errors is that it's not like they're trying to make them," Lowe said.

Dr. Spencer Foreman, president of Montefiore Medical Center in the Bronx, said: "These requirements compel hospitals to look at errors and examine them, to find out what caused them and to take reasonable steps to correct them.

Reyes's ultimate zone rating per 150 games — a metric that looks at errors, range, arm strength and double plays and finds a player's value based on how many runs he saved or lost compared with the average player — showed that he allowed 3.6 more runs than the average shortstop in 2011, putting him firmly in the bottom third of his peers.

In each case, we looked at errors made by MeSH profile-based strategy (variable length) and those made by MEAD True strategies.

A few researchers are looking at how errors creep into forensic analysis.

There are DC- and AC-coupled applications, and different ways of looking at DAC errors for both.

A review of the literature shows a handful of descriptive studies looking at prescribing errors in outpatient settings.

(But footnotes are far superior: while hyperlinks can be highly useful, one never finds oneself looking at an error message at the bottom of the page where a footnote used to be).

The bad news: If you were a player in the early days, things might look pretty familiar right now… in that you might just be looking at an error screen.