Sentence examples for more substantial errors from inspiring English sources
There are several scenarios thinkable in which a coarse temporal resolution in a life-cycle experiment will result in even more substantial errors of rm.
Beside the blunder of rubbing it in the face of your best friend and ally, there lies a much more substantial error: By expanding settlements instead of separating from the Palestinians while we still can, we Israelis are dooming ourselves to lose the Jewish and democratic state that has been won with so much sacrifice.
Plots show that, for all the exposures, more substantial measurement error adjustments arise if larger measurement errors are assumed.
Nevertheless, a sensitivity analysis shows that more substantial adjustments arise if larger measurement errors are assumed.
Similar observations can be made for the relative S and C. When the comparisons were expressed as odds-ratios or when using the relative Diagnostic Odds Ratio as a summary statistics, bias was more substantial and occurred even with uncorrelated errors.
Dr. Hubble wrote of measuring shadows and searching "among ghostly errors of measurement for landmarks that are scarcely more substantial".
Preliminary analysis of data correlations indicated the expected data scatter from typical laboratory analytical error (e.g., ± 10 30%) plus more substantial outliers that skewed the central tendency trends.
Mr. Logan acknowledges that many of the errors he discerns are typographical in nature but suggests that some are more substantial.
As with Error City Tourist, the program and idea designed on the Unity 3D platform quickly grew into something more substantial.
In April 2013, three economists at the University of Massachusetts Amherst found excel errors had affected some of their results.But a new IMF paper*, published on February 13th, levels more substantial criticism at Ms Reinhart and Mr Rogoff's conclusions.
We found that errors in the system failure probability estimates were low for a wide range of system configurations, and became more substantial for large systems with highly-correlated components.
