Sentence examples for much more errors from inspiring English sources

With impulsiveness, the SHR was difficult to have self-control and make a right decision, thus they had much more errors and trials than the other two strains.

As a result, stateful configurations tend to be much more error prone.

On the one hand, wireless link is much more error prone than wired network due to time varying channel conditions such as fading and multipath interference.

Comparing real-world samples is much more error-prone, says Hirotaka Nakasone, a senior scientist in the Federal Bureau of Inivestigation's voice recognition program who testified in the Trayvon Martin case.

Therefore, the least learning machine (LLM) is extended into its generalized version in the sense of adopting much more error functions rather than mean squared error (MSE) function only.

The Russian ones are doubtless much more error-prone.

A subsequent study by Dziadosz et al. [28] found that thumbnails alone were much more error-prone than the other two conditions; also, the number of errors in text alone versus text plus thumbnails was nearly identical.

In addition, single gene phylogenies are much more error-prone than multiple gene phylogenies.

Since DNA chemosynthesis is much more error-prone than DNA replication by polymerase [ 13- 16], it is important to eliminate the undesired mutants generated by mistake primers.

In contrast, Luo et al. [ 31] concluded that the scoring of BAC pools was much more error-prone unless call areas established for a population of F2 plants provided a reference for the genotyping of BAC pools.

Since copying of the epigenetic information (in particular of DNA methylation patterns) during cell division is much more error-prone than replication of the DNA sequence itself, it is plausible that epimutations are also accumulating in aging male germ cells.