Sentence examples for significant number of errors from inspiring English sources
On the positive side, except the list decoding of Reed-Solomon codes, the coding schemes start giving a significant number of errors when the change in saturation exceeds a value of about 30.
Motivated by the fact that these systems return a significant number of errors or low relevance relation instances, a graph-based method to rank the returned relation instances of bootstrapping Relation Extraction system is proposed in [64].
Notably, SIS-based tracking also outputs a significant number of errors, since the number of particles is relatively small and these fail to correctly sample the space when the number of vehicles grows.
If we reduce the information, we may not have the same knowledge of the encoding rate at the senders and the receiver, which will result in significant number of errors, and the stable throughput regions will be much less than the capacity region.
The noisy nature of the ORN signalling, instantiated by independent Poisson processes in our model, and the different initial conditions of the LNs can thus lead to a significant number of errors in recognising the correct ratio.
Even such low error rates can lead to a significant number of errors; a 3 GB human genome would have ~30 000 erroneous variant calls.
In addition, due to the low genomic coverage, the degradation of the template DNA, and the innate error rate of the sequencing platforms [12], the paleogenomic data contains a significant number of sequencing errors, resulting in an excess of C to T substitutions due to cytosine deaminations as compared to the corresponding reference genome [3], [5], [9], [13].
"A significant number of medical errors come from physicians' handwriting," he said.
Significant number of medical errors.
The editors would like to thank Roger Knights for pointing out a significant number of typographical errors in an earlier version.
The editors would like to thank Philippe van Basshuysen for reading this entry carefully and taking the time to inform us of a significant number of typographical errors.
