Sentence examples for some form of error from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the hostile nature of the communication channel requires some form of error protection.

Obviously, and as earlier remarked, the hermeneutic fictionalist can come to the eliminativist antirealist's aid: adopting fictionalism is for the eliminativist antirealist a more attractive alternative than to adopt some form of error theory.[4] Quite apart from positive motivations for antirealism, fictionalism is also of relevance for evaluating particular arguments for realism.

Further, all methods contribute some form of error or bias that is usually related to assumptions about body composition that may not hold across different population groups and clinical scenarios.

It is, therefore, strongly suggested that the regression coefficient (R) is not an appropriate method for comparing the best fitting of the isotherm and kinetic models; rather some forms of error analysis could be a better criterion for avoiding data errors.

Religions that trace the ills of the present human condition to some form of primordial error or ignorance offer knowledge that will ensure salvation.

Given that the zonal and meridional components of the 33.2 MHz system show better agreement than the 55 MHz system, this could imply that there is some form of systematic error associated with 55 MHz system.

Each data rate is calculated using some form of forward error correction with a coding rate expressed by (k/n), where (n) coded bits are transmitted for every (k) bits of data.

Here's an example: Roughly a quarter of patients admitted to a hospital will be subject to some form of medical error.

We suppose that variation in SNP state arises in one of two ways: through mutation along the genealogy or through some form of observational error.

Unfortunately, there is no available information for the nuclear markers of this specimen, in order to determine if this is a case of hybridization, mitochondrial introgression between T. boehmei and T. deserti, a misidentification (implying a substantial range extension) or some other form of error.

Some forms of scientific error, like poor record keeping or even mistaken results, are forgivable, but fabrication of data, if such a charge were to be proved against Dr. Hauser, is usually followed by expulsion from the scientific community.