Sentence examples for specific errors such as from inspiring English sources

Numerical solutions to hyperbolic partial differential equations, involving wave propagations in one direction, are subject to several specific errors, such as numerical dispersion, dissipation or aliasing.

Thus, one may take with a grain of salt small specific errors such as a claim that the Pauline epistles and John's Gospel are the last written of the biblical books (p. 2) and a verbal confusion in discussion of Panofsky's analysis of differences between Cicero's notion of the artist's internal "idea" and Plato's Idea (pp. 44-45).

Because of the large number of SNPs and INDELs identified, additional sequencing was performed with a second platform to eliminate technology-specific errors, such as those associated with homopolymer tracts with the 454 platform.

Finally, possible strand-specific errors, such as mutation only detected in only the plus or minus strand were removed.

Parent-reported questionnaires reflecting parenting practices may contain informant-specific error, such as fake-good behavior or socially desirable answer tendencies [ 19].

Distortions in the light waves, called aberrations, represent specific vision errors, such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatisms.

To assess the abundance of allele-specific mRNA, intraindividual assay of the heterozygote is preferred over interindividual assays, which are subject to several potential environmental errors such as variation in mRNA quality as a result from specimen degeneration [ 17].

Those intellectual errors, in turn, prompted huge policy errors, such as relying on deregulated financial markets.

Some have indeed pilloried Bremer for his individual errors, such as disbanding the army.

Including a sweepstakes with the census would invite errors, such as multiple submissions.

He is said to have made tactical errors such as bad hires and ad buys.