Sentence examples for the usefulness of error from inspiring English sources

Marsh isn't interested in the usefulness of error.

There is, if you apply Schulz's sunny philosophy of wrongology, a parallel between the Guardian's Corrections and Clarifications column and evolutionary theory: both are premised on the usefulness of error.

Using simulated data, we test both the usefulness of error correction in obtaining a correct phylogeny and its vulnerability to misstatement of the sequencing error rate.

While this method demonstrates the usefulness of bounded-error techniques, there is a lack of connection between the design metric and biological interpretation.

When in silico studies are considered as screens for essential genes, perhaps for antibiotic target discovery, false-negative errors limit the usefulness of such screens.

Secondly, analytical error could reduce the usefulness of plasma creatinine as a clinical indicator of GFR.

We present the underlying framework, estimations on the error, and examples showing the usefulness of the proposed approach.

NGS features highly heterogenous error profiles [ 8, 9], so the usefulness of this simulator must be questioned.

The usefulness of supervised learning machines trained to minimize the Sum-of-Squares error to approximate the NP detector, and the usefulness of the Minkowski error with R = 1 to approximate the minimum probability of error classifier, have been demonstrated in[1].

It is possible that errors due to this correction masked the usefulness of the sensitivity factor to explain variations in the calibration factor.

Merely one respondent (acute care) expressed a different opinion: she stressed the usefulness of protocols and guidelines for following standard procedures and preventing errors.