Sentences with phrase «for small errors»

There are so many components to consider while writing that it can be difficult to account for small errors.

The process of compiling evidence and documents is also complicated, and many claims are denied for small errors or inaccuracies.

The new automated loan review system rolled out in May, which complements the loan defect taxonomy, «is supposed to ensure that lenders won't be severely penalized for small errors and address the uncertainty of enforcement actions,» Kevin Stevens, director of the FHA's Home Mortgage Insurance Division, said in a speech earlier this month at a National Council of State Housing Finance Agencies conference in Washington.

As Dr. Richard Bernstein would say, small doses (of insulin) make for small errors, and large doses make for large errors.

The reduction varied from 14 percent for a small error in the gene to cutting risk by about 50 percent when an entire copy of the gene was disabled.

Not exact matches

Still, credit bureau reports do have some potential for error, so small businesses should not necessarily use them as the only source of consumer credit information.

Sure there are funds that add in commodities, currencies and private equity, but the margin for error becomes that much smaller in a low return environment.

Every year, Canadian small business owners lose thousands of dollars in fines and penalties for simple payroll processing errors.

(I'm ignoring small tracking errors for now as insignificant.)

With 28 - year - old Genevieve Lacasse in her prime, and up - and - coming 23 - year - old Ann - Renee Desbiens ready for their opportunities, Szabados has a small margin of error in the group stage when Canada faces the other three teams in the world's top four.

Generally, the risk of error increases for lower levels of geography and for smaller populations.

Its pitch was simple: If you have a bit more than walking - around money, instead of buying ETFs, you can just buy single stocks, and take advantage of your single - stock losses more efficiently, lowering your tax bill in exchange for some small amount of tracking error.

It would have struck him to the core to make a «small apology» for what in his judgment were not errors.

The occasional bit of misinformation or superst ¡ tion passed down in error is a small price to pay for all the useful wisdom that comes with it.

Denouncing them as blind guides, fools, hypocrites and a brood of vipers, he uttered harsh public words condemning them for their many errors, including their preoccupation with tithing on small matters and their neglect of more important things such as justice and mercy (Matt.

For Heidegger the history of being is, in a sense, the story that being has told of itself down the centuries, over which philosophers have had only small control; and so they can not be given full credit even for their erroFor Heidegger the history of being is, in a sense, the story that being has told of itself down the centuries, over which philosophers have had only small control; and so they can not be given full credit even for their errofor their errors.

Forgive me, therefore, for pulling you up on one small but rather critical error of fact that occurred in the first footnote to the...

Forgive me, therefore, for pulling you up on one small but rather critical error of fact that occurred in the first footnote to the article.

The challenges will be greater, the margin for error smaller, and the pressure will be back.

The Eagles» margin for error will be much smaller going forward.

But a few laps from the end a small error at turn 14 dropped him further back, and he had to settle for second.

Starting with 1 Loss in the Playoffs really handcuffed these guys as their margin for error was even smaller but they fought hard in two straight Playoff Games.

The margin for error will be even smaller next season, so we need to do all we can to be ready for the challenge and also stop others where it's possible alas city and Sanchez.

It means in games, there is a smaller margin of error for Arsenal.

Every team who wins the league will likely lose no more than 5 league games — and we give up a loss at home to West Ham! It makes our margins for error even smaller, and now we need to make up those 3 points at either Stamford Bridge or Old Trafford.

If your baby is very young or very small or has any health issues, I'd make an effort to get a room with a kitchenette or microwave so there would be no room for error.

The site has a disclaimer in small print saying the publishers do not «make any representations as to the accuracy or efficacy of the information provided nor do they assume any responsibility for errors, omissions or contrary interpretation of the subject matter herein.»

The more representatives you have in any given district, the smaller the rounding error, and hence, the less room there is for gerrymandering.

Differential turnout reporting between support for different parties might also have made a small contribution to the polling errors.

It's a small error to be sure, but may not instill that much confidence for those already skeptical of the city Board of Elections.

According to Chairman Christopher St. Lawrence, problems arose when insurance companies mistakenly sent reimbursement checks meant for ambulance services to patients, who were notified of the error but did not always return the funds and had to be brought to small claims court to recover the money.

The update adds candidate spending data from the Electoral Commission (expressed as a percentage of the long and short spending limits for each constituency) and corrects a small number of errors in variable names.

The margin of error for Republicans, especially on Long Island, is small considering the narrow divide of the chamber.

Perhaps the toughest problem of all to overcome, at least for young scientists, is the fact that, as with any probability problem, small numbers of publications and citations inevitably mean big error bars.

«Although both water balance - based and GRACE - based groundwater volume estimates are subject to errors, the relatively small area of the Central Valley in the eyes of GRACE might also be responsible for that recovery discrepancy,» Lee said.

The GRIM is ideal for spotting errors in psychology and other fields that report results from small samples, its creators note.

The moon is too small for its core to have grown hot enough to churn and create a magnetic field, so researchers have attributed the magnetism to everything from asteroid impacts to measurement errors.

For cancers in which only a small percentage of mutations are due to random DNA replication errors, by contrast, primary prevention efforts — those aimed at minimizing harmful environmental exposures — will continue to be the most effective way to reduce cancer deaths, the researchers said.

Eventually the AT was calibrated to differentiate hydrogen peroxide from wine, water, shaving cream, and contact - lens solution — and, as margin for error or if terrorists tried using many small bottles, to detect it even in minuscule quantities.

But for physical simulations, which can tolerate small margins of error, 30 to 40 qubits could already be useful, Martinez says.

The error of the variational approach was about 15 percent for the ground state of hydrogen, 10 percent for the first excited state, and kept getting smaller as the excited states grew larger.

MZ twin pairs discordant for T2D are rare, and our relatively small sample size increases the risk of type II errors.

From 1992 to 2003, the decadal ocean heat content changes (blue), along with the contributions from melting glaciers, ice sheets, and sea ice and small contributions from land and atmosphere warming, suggest a total warming (red) for the planet of 0.6 ± 0.2 W / m2 (95 % error bars).

The analysis ascribes that a large EF underestimate is the dominant source of error in all models with a large positive temperature bias, whereas an EF overestimate compensates for an excess of absorbed shortwave radiation in nearly all the models with the smallest temperature bias.

For the LTQ - Orbitrap Velos data, the distribution of mass deviation (from the theoretical masses) was first determined as having a standard deviation (σ) of 2.05 part per million (ppm), and a mass error of smaller than 3σ was used in combination with Xcorr and ΔCn to determine the filtering criteria that resulted in < 1 % false positive peptide identifications.

yes when it comes to cups, size does matter It's a bit of a try and error, you can experience leak usually if the cup is too small for or if it's too soft for you.

«Menopausal women who took estrogen and progesterone faced a small increased risk of cancer for more than two years after they stopped...» Since the Post syndicates its content to hundreds of local papers, this serious factual error landed on the doorsteps of millions of women.

One small error in judgement while teaching yoga in a single class in a single school can be cause for that program to be completely shut down as we've seen take place in various instances around the country in recent years.

Different types of rennet [yes, they're also produced in multiple ways, and carry traces of chemicals etc] can be aggravating, so choosing a rennet is really a matter of trial and error, but a friend who always got super sick when eating parmesan [standard for all pastas, creamed potatoes etc] has gone for organic parmesan and introducing it 1 - 2 grated bits at a time, and very slowly, is now up to a small chunk.

The authors concluded that a protein intake of 2 — 2.2 g / kg under these conditions only allows for a small margin of error before nitrogen losses occur.