Sentence examples for resulted from an error from inspiring English sources
When the new owner found out that her bargain had resulted from an error, her eyes filled with tears too.
That accident resulted from an error by the captain that was not corrected by a very junior first officer.
The scenario that led to an anomaly in the orbital injection of the satellites was precisely reconstructed, as follows: The orbital error resulted from an error in the thrust orientation of the main engine on the Fregat stage during its second powered phase.
The much-quoted statistic that war deaths a century ago were 90 percent military and 10 percent civilian, while today the ratio is reversed, resulted from an error in a 1994 United Nations report that mistakenly compared deaths in World War I with refugees and wounded in the 1980s.
"It is scary to note the limitation in our understanding of the impact of current 0.8percentnt mean global temperature increase with the sudden disappearance of the Greenland's ice sheet in four days in July this year — a picture which some thought resulted from an error in satellite monitoring". Presumably he believes that it also reappeared again after four days.
Click here to learn more about how they made it, where their visual inspirations came from, and to see images of the glitched-out sculpture that resulted from an error in their original 3D printing process.
Preventable adverse event An AE resulting from an error in management due to failure to follow accepted practice at an individual or system level.
Bilateral gynadromorphs result from an error during early embryonic development, when two embryos – twins – fuse into one individual.
Or it could result from an error implementing the protocol or even a fortuitous garble on the wire which creates just the right message by mistake.
As cidA and cidB are amplified in all wPip genomes from each C. pipiens individual we sequenced so far, the presence of only one copy of the cidA/cidB operon in wPip_Pel seems to result from an error during assembly likely caused by too many repeats.
Esophageal duplication cysts are rare congenital cystic masses resulting from an error in foregut budding in the developing embryo and with a reported incidence of 1 in 8200 autopsies [1].
