Sentence examples for makes errors less from inspiring English sources

Analogue computers lost out to digital ones because the lack of ambiguity a digital system brings makes errors less likely.

A clearer platform makes errors less likely.

If these systems are set up in ways that would both make errors less likely and identify those that do occur and, at the same time, improve efficiency, then safety and productivity would be substantially improved.

We judge that a lower ratio reflects entry of data nearer the time that the activities were undertaken, making errors less likely and improving the accuracy and fidelity of data.

The result will probably not be as good as a good masking job, but it will make errors less noticeable.

Using multi-planar reformats makes errors in interpretation less likely.

That the present study was conducted in critically ill individuals, all of whom had a bladder catheter in place, makes such errors less likely.

Thus, a verb that occurs frequently in constructions other than un-[VERB] (i.e., that has high "bare form" frequency) will preferentially activate these constructions at the expense of the un-[VERB] construction, thus making overgeneralization errors less likely.

Patty was frustrated to be standing in left field waiting around for somebody to hit a ball deep while less skilled girls made errors in the infield.

But this season, he sounds rejuvenated and excited, more on top of the plays, quicker to name players involved in the action, and far less likely to make errors.

When well rested, residents may be less likely to make errors during handoffs than when sleep-deprived.