Sentence examples for scope of the errors from inspiring English sources

Representative George Miller of California, the senior Democrat on the House Education and the Workforce Committee, said he was waiting for a second audit, now in the works, "to shed further light on the precise nature and scope of the errors committed".

The letter to parents did not include any information about the scope of the error.

Errors are categorized by the scope of the error, from "well slips" between single pairs of 5' and 3' 96-well plates of ESTs, through incorrectly identified pairs of plates of increasing scope.

IF you have spent an extended period of time in the company of children (five minutes should suffice), you will understand the full scope of the tactical error I made soon after the foot-powered-scooter craze reached my neighborhood: I bought one for my family to share.

As one of the most provocative sessions of the symposium, Dr Beverley Orser introduced the scope of medical errors by describing the high human and medical cost of errors.

While an alteration in midline guidance decisions may also account for the AEP defects, the scope of guidance errors observed in neurons leaving the CNS suggest that increasing Abl activity could also be affecting other guidance systems not directly associated with the midline.

For each lysosome, diameters were measured along two random axes to minimize the scope of manual errors likely to skew results.

For each vesicle, diameters were measured along two random axes to minimize the scope of manual errors likely to skew results.

But, with the help of previous experience to narrow the search scope, the relative errors of the identification results are less than 5%%, which proves the established source identification model can be used to direct emergency responses.

Moreover, our findings extend beyond the scope of the widely accepted range-error model, which posits that within-word fixation positions in reading depend solely on the distances of target words.

All the predictions were within the scope of ± 10% errors.