Sentence examples for some type of error from inspiring English sources

36.27 % observations (230) included some type of error, a total of 245 medication errors were detected.

However, it is known that these gages have some type of error due to aerodynamic effects, wetting losses and the actual design and operation of the tipping-bucket sensor.

Third, the present study did not evaluate relationships with objective indicators such as a rate of incidents and a number of reports by some type of error.

Even though the manual QC process grew more involved and time-consuming as the project advanced, we believe the additional time was worth the work to turn out higher quality data for the community (approximately 1 in 20 submissions contained some type of error that was caught during this step).

Although methods dealing with some type of errors were proposed, often erroneous genotypes are produced with significant missing/error rates [ 33].

Perhaps the most widely accepted view along these lines is that self-knowledge, even if not absolutely certain, is especially secure, in the following sense: self-knowledge is immune from some types of error to which other kinds of empirical knowledge most obviously, perceptual knowledge are vulnerable.

Furthermore, new software systems can actually facilitate rather than reduce some types of error [ 21].

We reported the number of drug administration's with one or more errors in order to calculate an error rate excluding some types of errors.

In the present work, the underlying roots of this anomalous growth are studied, where it is established that the augmentation of the magnitude of the level set gradient is directly connected to the nature of the flow field; hence, it is not necessarily the result of some type of numerical error.

Since the pHap sequences were based on EST sequences, it cannot be determined if these represent LDSDs that define genes which were not represented in the libraries, are non-expressed pseudogenes or are some type of PCR error introduced during the amplification step prior to sequencing.

There is the possibility "of mechanical, human or some other type of error".