Sentence examples for more frequent errors from inspiring English sources

Lowering the voltage at which transistors operate produces less heat, but further reductions are now difficult because feebler voltages result in more frequent errors.

Note that large ε implies that the transmitter attempts to transmit the data at a high rate but at the risk of more frequent errors and hence retransmissions.

Lowering the decision threshold reduces the amount of evidence accumulated prior to the decision, thereby leading to more frequent errors.

Therefore, it must be assumed that the more frequent errors made by the polymerase variant are the direct responsible for the observed phenotypes.

Some DNAPs are evolved to repair damaged DNA or to incorporate noncognate dNTPs, and these DNAPs make more frequent errors in template recognition.

Outside of the best-studied species such as human and mouse, much of the available annotation data is predicted using computational pipelines or high-throughput techniques, with or without supplemental manual curation, and may therefore include more frequent errors [ 4].

Following Freeland & Hurst [ 2], we will use a form of the error probability matrix that makes transition errors more frequent than transversion errors and makes 2nd position errors less frequent than 1st and 3rd position errors.

The effects of errors on the quality of HR parameters are greater, the more frequent the errors are and the shorter the measurement period is (Marchant-Forde et al., 2004).

Chronic inflammation induces increased tissue turnover, which is thought to predispose to an excessive rate of proliferation, and in many cases results in more frequent mitotic errors and an increased rate of mutagenesis.

At the organizational level, if workplace violence occurs, negative outcomes may include: high staff turnover and difficulty with nurse retention [ 13, 14], decreased morale, hostile work environments [ 12], nurse absenteeism, more frequent medical errors, more workplace injury claims [ 15, 16], greater costs due to disability leaves, and reduced quality of patient care [ 6, 12].

A deeper examination of the mouse assemblies shows that with more reads, assembly errors become more frequent but such errors can be mitigated with more stringent assembly parameters.