Sentence examples similar to thought error from inspiring English sources

The new reference was also inaccurate, Mr. Garment said in an interview, adding that he thought the error was compounded by the fact that Mr. Clinton's team revised the text having full knowledge of the mistake.

Until now, researchers thought of errors in DNA as the all-powerful arbiters of cancer.

Hull FC coach Lee Radford told BBC Radio Humberside: "I thought uncharacteristic errors probably put us on the back foot and didn't allow us to build any pressure.

In Kumin's study [ 5], total amount of "always frequently sometimes" responses given to the item "14" indicated that 79.3% of families thought the errors made by their children were consistent whereas the percentage in the present study was 91.8.

While sampling error was considered part of margin of error by the largest proportion of respondents (69%), significant numbers also thought "margin of error" implied question wording errors (66%), errors in developing a representative base or weighting errors (45%), mistakes by interviewers (45%) and question placement errors (40%).

By Avi Zenilman February 18 , 2009Investigators think pilot error, not icing, may have caused the Buffalo crash.

Investigators think pilot error, not icing, may have caused the Buffalo crash.

"I think the error was the removal of the suit," she told the paper by telephone.

Well, I think the error of judgement was back in May 2010 when Cameron took Coulson into Number 10.

It compares the actual error in the FiveThirtyEight model at points in time ranging to 25 days before the election against what the model thinks the error should be based on the historical data.

I think your error crept in because producing one kilo of fish meal (which makes up just a third of salmon feed) takes 4.5 kilos of fish by-products.