"will have error" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is expected or likely to have an error in the future. Example: "I'm afraid this computer program will have errors if we don't double check the code before launching it."
If we assume that the MLST phylogeny is correct, this result indicates that RAs with very low rates of basecalling will have error rates exceeding those expected from intraspecific experiments, and hence will suggest false clades.
Additionally, a simulation study using the neutral coalescent and the Bateson-Dobzhansky-Muller (BDM) model of speciation suggested that mtDNA barcodes will have error rates lower than 10% in assigning individuals to species only when populations have been isolated for more than 4 million generations [ 15].
Ponder says that 3.5 billion prescriptions will be written this year in the U.S. and that 55 million will have errors; 1.5 million people will get sick from being given the wrong drugs; and 7,000 will die.
Elections Canada hasn't said why it's sending trans people the wrong voting cards, telling VICE News in an email that since they issue 26 million voter registration cards to Canadians ahead of this month's federal election, "some will have errors".
The absolute magnitude of any climatic process and, therefore the data will have errors associated with it.
Genetic haplotyping is accurate but will have errors resulting from de novo mutations, and is particularly unreliable for cancer genomes.
One can argue that the actual system will have errors larger than this very detailed model, but the (fractional) difference between model and actual performance should be comparable across conditions.
The imputation methods allowed for population-level comparisons with other oncology data; however, at the individual record level, our validation study showed that the imputed data assignment may vary considerably from the true value, such that analyses that rely on individual-level imputed values will have errors due to incorrect classification.
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That's not to minimize individual polls ― it's just to remind everyone (including ourselves) that individual polls will differ and have error.
However, in an actual array system, there will have imperfect errors including element position errors, mutual coupling, phase errors, and frequency increment errors [21-24] [21-24]
