Sentence examples for resulting in errors from inspiring English sources

"This investigation has identified numerous transactions that were not properly booked, resulting in errors and discrepancies in the financial statements," the report reads.

A known problem with this approach is that even slight departures from the supervisor's demonstrations can compound over the policy's roll-out resulting in errors; this concept of drift and resulting error is commonly referred to as covariate shift On-policy techniques reduce covariate shift by iteratively collecting corrective actions for the current robot policy.

Most standard Gaussian basis sets for first row atoms, even large sets designed to converge on a 'complete basis set' limit, systematically overestimate the electric field gradient at nuclear sites for first row atoms, resulting in errors of up to 15% in the computation of nuclear quadrupole coupling constants.

Currently, making changes to the About me page are currently resulting in errors for some, as the site was uncovered a bit before it was ready for primetime.

As a result, knowledge exchange may often be characterized by miscommunication leading to misinterpretation, ultimately resulting in errors in research and even clinical practice.

Errors for specific internal regions were also determined to be < 2 mm for most regions, with only a few fits resulting in errors > 3 mm for some cortical regions.

DNA polymerases prefer to insert dCTP opposite a template CE-dGuo resulting in error-free or nonmutagenic bypass.

On average, one in four sessions studied resulted in errors.

The models also use different interpretations of the fundamental equations, and apply different assumptions, which can result in errors.

When manuscripts are hoarded by a few, it results in errors and monopoly interpretations that are very hard to overturn even after they are proved wrong.

Human data entry can result in errors that ruin statistical results and conclusions.