Sentence examples for recording errors from inspiring English sources
And then, of course, there were the server crashes, and the recording errors on 20percentt of the paper recount ballots.
When I took a look, there were huge errors due to a wide range of problems that they failed to deal with, notably recording errors.
Simple recording errors can usually be detected by simple rules, but systematic and procedural errors, which are known to cause severe bias to the study outcome [28], can rather be detected by high complex rules.
In the case of different schools that have the same name but exist in different states (e.g., Augustana College, St. John's University, and Westminster College), when the state was not listed in the entry, every entry was re-examined to check for recording errors.
Recent studies of the mtDNA of Thoroughbred mares indicate that some of the mare lines thought to be genetically distinct may actually have had a common ancestor; in 19 mare lines studied, the haplotypes revealed that they traced to only 15 unique foundation mares, suggesting either a common ancestor for foundation mares thought to be unrelated or recording errors in the GSB.
On the other hand, due to the complexity of the technique, TMS-evoked potentials may also lack repeatability, by showing accidental changes related to stimulation and/or recording errors.
In addition to the above problems, African data have faced sampling (inappropriate sample size and sampling technique) and non-sampling error (respondent error, non response, recording error, etc).
Other errors, including measurement error, recording error, or transcription mistakes that occur when transferring data from source documents to CRFs [34] lie outside the scope of traditional CRF-to-database audits.
In our opinion this small inconsistency is due to recording error, caused by weaker staining in the embryo.
Data errors are common in clinical datasets, 4 6 with some cancer databases recording error rates as high as almost 27% in some fields.
The rate of recording error per 100 administrations was 9.68 with the new system (one in 10) and 12.10 with conventional methods (one in eight; P=0.049).
