Sentence examples for the errors presented from inspiring English sources

The errors presented in this study demonstrate the essential limit of accuracy due to limitation in data length.

One example (there are many) of the errors presented by Barnes et al. (2006) is the paragraph on page 1895 devoted to highlighting the fact that in the Broin flight attendant class action lawsuit, Judge Robert Kaye ruled (mistakenly I believe) that I could not rely upon the 16 Cities Study in my testimony for that case.

It is also funny to see the errors present an upside-down stair configuration, which implies that the error declines about ten times as long as the argument (n) increase 1.

An estimate of base- pairs per cM was calculated for each map, first using the length of each sequenced genome separately and then averaging the resulting values together; the error presented represents the standard deviation (Table 3).

Naturally, this approach increases the sample size somewhat artificially, and the standard errors presented in Table 3 should therefore only be used to estimate approximate confidence intervals.

However, a small value for s(H) may be insufficient for the possible S X to contain the majority of the errors present in the N-tuples ξ ̂.

The Managing Board apologizes to the Love family and others involved in the One Love Foundation for any undeserved distress caused by the errors present in the editorial.

The total errors presented in Table 3 were calculated taking only the 12 first partials into consideration.

The retrieval errors presented are evaluated only for optimal retrievals with correct cloud phase identification.

Therefore the localization errors presented in this section represent a best-case scenario with ideal signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).

As previously mentioned, the two types of errors presented here refer to two different aspects of the performance of the model.