Sentence examples for so few errors from inspiring English sources
Given the pace of newspaper and magazine production it is extraordinary that so few errors in spelling or punctuation appear, a tribute to the subeditors who prepare copy for publication.
Analysing closed malpractice claims can provide only relative data on error rates; estimating absolute rates is not possible because so few true errors actually result in claims, and not all claims reflect true errors.
Photograph: Pascal Guyot/AFP/Getty Images Updated at 5.53pm BST 5.32pm BST Second set: Djokovic 6-1, 5-2 Tsonga* Djokovic makes so few unforced errors, but goes long with a forehand to give Tosnga 15 in a rally he was bossing.
"We want to gather as much information as we can as we prepare for the European Championship so we make as few errors as possible," said the former Real Madrid manager.
On the other hand, terminologies are generally subject to careful review and maintenance, so that they contain very few errors or misspellings, whereas text corpora may display more errors.
This is because the goal of traditional classification modeling is to construct a function (or a classifier) based on the properties of training data so as to make as few errors as possible when being used to predict the class membership of new samples [ 2].
We were on top for large periods and they had their opportunities on the back of our errors and made a few errors as well, so they'll probably say the same thing.
It was not possible to compare such rates between patients and controls in the present study because of so few control participants (n = 5) making any omission errors.
Both the PRh and Sham groups rapidly learned the cross versus circle discrimination (see Figure 4) so that by Session 8 they were making extremely few errors.
He made so many good, major decisions it would be nit-picky to highlight the few errors in judgment he had.
Participants made very few errors in experiment two (<8% in any session or group), and so these data were not analysed in any detail.
