Sentence examples for more effective error from inspiring English sources

Yet this attitude may decrease the quality of error reports and the use of more effective error prevention strategies.

Our novel methods are constructed within the same approach, but possess the improved accuracy and efficiency in comparison to their predecessors due to both more effective error control mechanisms implemented for integrating MDEs and more accurate iterations used for treating arisen nonlinear equations in the revised filters.

We suggest that by expanding the working memory capacity, larger units of information are retained in the system, enabling more effective error detection.

30 31 Therefore, improvements to the culture of error disclosure, and new confidential error reporting systems, are required to ensure better and more effective error reporting.

When ERN amplitudes increased, the percentage of errors on the Sternberg test of working memory decreased, suggesting that by expanding the working-memory capacity, larger units of information are retained in the system, enabling more effective error detection.

These results suggest that having an obligatory traffic sign may facilitate a correct response when the driver's goal is effectively allowed, whereas a prohibitory traffic sign could be more effective in preventing error when the driver has a not-allowed goal in mind.

Similar methods could also be used to delineate the types of error most prevalent in other contexts or professional groups, in the hope that tailored education innovations will be more effective at reducing error than generic teaching.

This resulted in a more effective and flexible error resilience technique that had an improved performance compared to the original UEPWZ.

The recursive systematic convolutional (RSC) encoder, described in [17] will be used, since recursive encoders are more effective in correcting errors at the destination.

It is noteworthy that the event trigger with combinational measurements avoids decoupling the actual state of the nodes, which is more effective than the error-based event trigger.

This was tested by determining whether a combination of correct and incorrect solutions in worked examples enhances learning outcomes in comparison to correct solutions only, and whether a mixture of correct and incorrect solutions is more effective when the errors are highlighted.