Sentence examples for small number of errors from inspiring English sources
He was quoted this week by The Associated Press as saying that "if you are honest about the debate you have got to acknowledge there are always going to be some small number of errors".
See articleAn internal Israeli army investigation concluded that, despite a small number of errors, the army kept within the bounds of international law during the assault on the Gaza Strip three months ago.
Those who are skeptical of global warming science have been invigorated by a small number of errors in the landmark 2007 report from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
In this, bank and insurance company chiefs were ordered to show that they had instilled a culture whereby they and their staff understood what the fair treatment of customers meant; how they expected their staff to achieve this at all times; and where (an expected relatively small number of) errors were found, they were put right and learned from.
We suspect this interaction is largely spurious, given the small number of errors overall.
Automatic conversion will usually have a small number of errors, but mainly in that fields will not be recognized, rather than corrupted.
In contrast, phase-locked theta oscillations may be more related to error-related performance monitoring69, a phenomenon not studied here due to the very small number of error trials.
Mr. Gore had been quoted as saying that with the death penalty, "there are always going to be some small numbers of errors".
The remaining missing reads are composed of a large number of classes of sequence tag sequences each containing small numbers of errors including additional 5' bases, misincorporated bases or difficult to classify errors that presumably arose during the PCR amplification.
Due to the small numbers of errors (average 2 per subject), incorrect trials were excluded from the time series.
This combination of a low error rate and a large number of erroneous sequences results from the occurrence of only very small numbers of errors in individual sequences, on average.
