Sentence examples for substantial errors in from inspiring English sources

Nest decay times vary substantially over time and among sites and can introduce substantial errors in estimates of orangutan population density [12], [13].

The government of Bermuda said there were "substantial errors" in Oxfam's report.

So far reviewers haven't picked him up on any substantial errors in the evidence, so has Pinker got all his homework right?

By this she did not mean something Lynne Trussy – the odd misplaced apostrophe or split infinitive – but substantial errors in form, style, continuity, and judgment that she regularly encountered in novels from respectable publishing houses.

Substantial errors in measured vBMDtrab were found.

After publishing of the paper [1], substantial errors in Tables 4, 5, 6 and 7 have been noticed.

The election would not be over, but we might be at the point where Mr. Obama would have to make a substantial error in order to lose.

The trial judge, Sir Cecil Havers, fell into "substantial error" in withdrawing that defence, as a matter of law, from the jury, which took just 15 minutes to convict Ellis of murder.

Intravenous ascorbic acid may result in substantial error in glucometer readings [4, 5].

This offset is negligible for older samples, but a substantial error in these younger ages.

Lens distortion causes substantial error in edges of the recorded area, particularly in some wide-angle cameras.