The phrase "to overcome errors" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or actions to correct or move past mistakes or incorrect actions. Example: "In order to improve customer satisfaction, our team has implemented new training programs to overcome errors in order fulfillment."
But he slid back last night, failing to overcome errors by Derek Jeter and Enrique Wilson and allowing two hits, three walks and a wild pitch.
To overcome errors introduced by measuring distribution at different spatial scales, scale correction methods are often applied.
We have derived a new closed form expression for coefficients in terms of passband edge frequency, that we have used to overcome errors in the optimization routines in MATLAB.
The official media announced that he had failed to overcome "errors" such as "abuse of authority" and "ostentation".As the alleged sins of the ostentatious Mr Robinson suggest, the motive for many of the changes is Fidel Castro's campaign to root out corruption.
The individual subject maps were normalized to the MNI template and were smoothed to overcome errors in intersubject alignment (10 mm full width at half mean [FWHM]).
When sequencing a single organism, large quantities of data are used to overcome errors, for example, using high coverage in resequencing [ 1, 2] and k-mer-based error correction in de-novo assembly [ 3].
Critical to Milton's position in support of freedom of the press is something that may not have been implicit in the traditional pre-Miltonian position against censorship his confidence that truth, "in a free and open encounter," will be able to overcome error.
To overcome error, 5 10 floats should be recorded.
Expiratory to inspiratory ratio and the difference between these values were calculated to characterize CT air trapping in order to overcome error related to decrease in lung density due to alveolar enlargement likely associated with age [ 26- 28].
Simultaneously, in order to overcome the errors of heterogeneous indels from homopolymeric repeats [ 16, 29], we corrected the errors by PCR-based validation.
In this review, we present an overview of the state-of-the-art single-cell DNA sequencing methods, technical errors that are inherent in the resulting large-scale datasets, and computational methods to overcome these errors.
