Sentence examples for suggested error from inspiring English sources

Previous studies of prescriptions in hospital settings have suggested error rates of about 5 per 100 paper prescriptions.

The suggested error correction method employs the Chinese remainder theorem (CRT) and artificial neural networks (ANN) that appreciably simplify the process of error detection, localization and correction.

All suggested error estimators yield a guaranteed upper bound of the discrete energy error up to oscillation terms with explicit constants.

The suggested error analysis procedure for stereovision-based reconstruction tasks further allows evaluating the quality of the 3D reconstruction.

In comparison with previously obtained results, the measures presented above, with our suggested error propagation scheme, are of much higher precision and lead to reduced 3D reconstruction errors.

A suggested error when a physician records a diagnosis in the medical record is based on the variance across terms and language used to describe the disease and/or reporting of an infection without concomitant reporting of systemic inflammation or associated organ dysfunction.

The model with the oil price in ringgit passes all diagnostic tests suggesting error normality, absence of autocorrelation and ARCH effect, and parameter stability.

Birth weight and gestational duration data for remaining births were examined to exclude combinations so unlikely as to suggest error in the gestational datum.

The estimate is nevertheless comparable to prevalence of 5.3% and 6% in neighboring Congo and 8% in Nigeria suggesting error may be marginal [ 6, 7].

John Ulzheimer, a credit-industry expert, says the study suggests errors are far more frequent than an industry-backed study in 2011, which found that fewer than 1 percent of reports have material errors.

The research suggests errors decline by as much as 85percentt when hospitals implement CPOE, yet the pace of adoption in the hospital industry is agonizingly slow.