Sentence examples for persistent errors from inspiring English sources
One of their persistent errors has been to assume that he and those behind him play by the conventional rules of a parliamentary party.
Barry Scheck and Peter Neufeld (Op-Ed, May 11) call for the creation of independent forensic testing laboratories to avoid the persistent errors that plague analyses of crime scene evidence by police laboratories.
In our context, this corresponds to a situation where steering institutions have a memory for past errors, and use that memory to reduce persistent errors.
With the right balance, incorrect attachments are resolved spontaneously into correct bi-oriented conformations while an imbalance leads to persistent errors.
Childhood is the time when inaccurate ideas about plants can be established, leading to adults with persistent errors in thinking about how plants live and grow.
A persistent error that defies grammar and logic; make it "tell".
A defect is a persistent error in a component.
But the less governments intervene with subsidies in the market of ideas, the less the likelihood of persistent error.
Persistent error of this sort is corrected by adjusting the tuning for past error, which is the purpose of the integral component of the tuning process.
Second, observations of persistent error in human patients after ACC lesion suggests that the ACC also plays a role in attentiveness processing [3], [4], [9], but only sparse evidence exists for a direct role for the ACC in performance adjustment.
