Sentence examples for probable mistake from inspiring English sources

Later, this was identified as a probable mistake and should have read "8,000".

Genomic, EST and cDNA sequences were compared to find the probable mistake of sequence in EST library.

But, you know, I cannot stop myself organizing my surroundings.' (75-year-old female) They also mentioned difficulties remembering the steps of some tasks, maintaining conversations with their relatives, doing daily chores, being confused about the surrounding environment, and being stressed about their probable mistakes.

One of its sages has called Mr. McCain's tax policy a probable "fatal mistake" (even though a Time/CNN poll shows that 72percentt of Republicans in South Carolina echo Mr. McCain, not Mr. Bush, on tax cuts), and just yesterday desperately (and patronizingly) trumpeted Mr. Bush as having "a softer personality" that would appeal to women.

It seems probable that much paragonite has been mistaken for muscovite.

Theories on what the unusual lights might be range from water reflections in the sky to aliens to another more probable explanation, and one very often mistaken for UFOs: sky lanterns.

As the predator will be focused on the prey while moving down a gradient of noxious chemical defence, the prey's low profitability will be highlighted, and mistakes will be less probable.

"I ask: why does our probable cause focus on a human's mistake and what he may have been distracted by?" The investigation also pointed up the need to make passenger trains safer.

The most probable cause of this shark attack was mistaken identity from a learning behavioural stance as the individual begins to move onto larger prey items (pinnipeds and cetaceans) with inquisition taking over, but sadly resulting in a human fatality.

"It is extremely probable that the aircraft was shot down by mistake by the Czechoslovak air force and in order to cover it up the secret police conceived the record plunge," Hornung said.

But an expert from the federal government taking part in the investigation was much more definitive about a probable cause, saying all the data pointed to mistakes by people in the event's earliest stages.