Sentence examples for taking errors from inspiring English sources

Taking errors into account, especially in the estimated distribution of the neck mass, a slightly lower resting position of the neck is possible, but the results are neither in accordance with a fully vertical nor with a horizontal position of the neck (figure 1).

We may also add principal axis regression as an alternative method for taking errors-in-x into account.

Internal DNA controls should therefore be used when appropriate [ 7, 19, 24] (readily available for amplicon sequencing), together with an error-corrected base caller [ 25], and routine procedures taking error data into account should be defined.

"We adhere to the highest standards in the industry and are proud of our record of quality," she said, adding that the firm takes errors seriously.

The use of complex compensation plans can be a daunting task, leading many payroll departments to take errors for granted, says Liz Cobb, co-founder of Incentive Systems.

Zomegnan concurred that the route favored climbers, noting that the distance spent time trialing was not great and that it would take errors from climbing specialists to allow a rider better suited for time trialing to be Giro champion.

It takes errors into account that are attributable to the position and alignment of the navigating instrument.

Intermediate outcomes (e.g. adherence, blood pressure, number of pills taken, error rates) precede and may lead to final outcomes, such as resource use, mortality or quality-adjusted survival.

This includes the learning of geometric and topological constraints by taking measurement errors into account.

Several methods have been proposed to reduce this problem by taking decision errors into account [19,54].

Therefore, this tree should be corrected and used taking those errors in consideration.