Sentence examples for more important errors from inspiring English sources

Try to get to the point where you discover the numerous misprints, tiny mistakes, and more important errors these books make, then imagine how you would improve them.

Besides, in our experiment we used an inexpensive eye tracking system which led to a more important error.

But a more important error was in relating extensive housing development to the war years when in fact it was post-war – the consequence of misreading the date of a National Archives document (Anon, 1949) as 1946 (COMARE, 1996 p. 114) although it was 1 August 1949.

A more important relative error was observed when very low enzyme concentrations, correlated with very low conversion level, were used.

As tasks used to study error awareness (described in detail below) differ considerably from the flanker task with respect to stimulus uncertainty, task complexity, and availability of efference copy and proprioceptive feedback, other sources of information may be more important for error awareness in those cases.

In engineering practice, noise properties usually are more important than systematic errors.

More important, the maximum errors in estimating the number of internal DOF drop by more than an order of magnitude compared to disordered lattices.

Because the contour error is more important than the tracking error with respect to each feed drive, the contour error component is included in the proposed sliding surface.

For increased protection of more important layers over error-prone wireless links, the advantages of the UEP forward error correction (FEC) coding are demonstrated in a number of research studies [21 23].

We preferred this correction to the more conservative Greenhouse-Geisser correction, because in our opinion Type II errors would have been more important than Type I errors in this particular study.

Average video quality could be adaptively improved by protecting the more important packets from error and filtering out less important packets at a low bit rate (R).