The phrase "with some error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that there is a degree of inaccuracy or mistake present in something.
Example: "The calculations were completed, but the final result was presented with some error."
Alternatives: "with a few mistakes" or "with minor inaccuracies."
These tools are mostly built in the form of approximate expressions with some error level.
After constructing the needed modulating functions, a digital fractional order differentiator is proposed in discrete noisy case with some error analysis.
So, the error is propagated backwards with each neurons associated with some error value.
11If respondents do not follow normal progression through their schooling then I will assign instrument values with some error.
This can be determined by the number of characters the two strings have matched exactly, and number of characters that were matched with some error.
Biometric authentication systems work with some error rates which can be represented by using equal error rate (EER), false acceptance rate (FAR), and false rejection rate (FRR).
While this negligence will be associated with some errors, modeling a whole set of adjacent-connected structures seems to be impractical in any case.
"We told the commissioner's office my version of this whole affair, which in some ways has been handled with some errors in the media," Guillén was quoted as saying by ESPNdeportes.com.
For example, may be only known to be around with some errors modeled by.
Hence, the scaling of capillary pressure data from air oil to the oil gas may be associated with some errors.
That is, it can be seen very easy how many users are experiencing a video with no errors, with a few errors, with some errors, or experiencing a video quality which is not acceptable.
