This is what I have noticed over the last week, and when publications or writers purport to be professional, it is hard to take them seriously if they produce
glaring errors in their written word.
Other engineers, scientists and mathematicians continue to find
glaring errors in substance and magnitude in your precious bias ridden «peer reviewed literature», yet you and others part of the team confirmation bias keep digging the hole.
Yes, I was wondering why you were so certain I was wrong about the trend so I started looking at what I was doing and more closely and saw some rather
glaring errors in my thinking for which I appreciate you making me think about.
In the meantime, climate change proceeds apace, «skeptics» make specious arguments using
glaring errors in the satellite data, and DSCOVR dozes in its storage box here on Earth waiting for 1 / 20th of the money required for a re-do the failed CERES experiment.
While there are
some glaring errors in Team articles, the issue is not just methodology.
While post-release patches have addressed some of the more
glaring errors in the game's animations and engine, hopes that single - player downloadable content (DLC) would fix the story itself have been dashed.
Though not on the level of Blue Reflection, there are
some glaring errors in the translation that should have never made it to the finished product.
So, while much of the article is accurate there are
glaring errors in some of the assertions made.
In fact, several years ago, when I ran into
some glaring errors in my payments from a former agency, I threatened to audit that agency.
If you want to argue that, then you'll need to apply the same rule to yourself as you made
some glaring errors in omitting two key words in your last reply, using present tense that should be past tense, as well as using plural where singular Is warranted.
There is a growing number of people who read the book first and then return it, while others make accidental purchases or notice
glaring errors in the formatting.
It's bewildering how many people show me a resume with
glaring errors in spelling and grammar.
Even though Arsene Wenger refused to lay too much blame at his feet, the fact is that Petr Cech and his two
glaring errors in goal cost us all three points against West Ham.
These are good ideas to pursue but unfortunately many business leaders make
some glaring errors in how they try to engage others in such entrepreneurial activity.
The most
glaring error in this reasoning seems to be that there can be more republics ranking high than those ranking low.
Can someone please tell Mr DeLaurer that «get's» is gramatically incorrect!?? LOL I am so turned off by
the glaring error in huge letters that I am hesitating sending my friends links to his PuraThrive supplement site.
If I discover
a glaring error in a manuscript, I will at least note this error, regardless of which level of editing I have been hired to perform.
You point out
a glaring error in the report that significantly affects the findings.
Good point their is usually
some glaring error in the drop post every week.
Then Comcept decided the right way to fix
this glaring error in the course's layout was a pop - up message handing me the answer.
The first I looked at as a «programmer» with no knowledge of science had
a glaring error in the very first routine.
The glaring error in this debate is the fact that Hansen made three very different climate predictions.
Rajendra Pachauri, chairman of the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change since 2002, has been under fire on two fronts:
a glaring error in the body's reporting on glaciers and his business dealings.
However there is
a glaring error in logic in the SB11 paper.
Steve McIntyre did find
a glaring error in the data for US Temps over the last 100 years, removing 1998 as the hottest year.
I am very curious about
another glaring error in the making, which is the continuance of MSU graphs not showing 2005 as the warmest year in history at all, if there is a scandal in atmospheric science that's the biggest one I know of at this time.
There seems to be
a glaring error in the article: «Create a system image backup in Windows 10» Nobody willingly uses Windows 10!
I have to correct one very
glaring error in your otherwise fine review.
Unless there is
a glaring error in law, there will not be a reversal.
Not exact matches
Three
glaring errors have already appeared
in these heavily panting anticipations.
Prothero, you're mostly right
in this article but one
glaring error you can't get past is the idea that modern science and failed sciences (religions) can be friends.
I love the irony of the Biblical experts using
glaring known
errors in translation to identify one of the earliest and most widely distributed English examples of the supposedly infallible «Word of God.»
It really baffles me a lot to see some fans so blind like Arsene to notice a very
glaring weak spot
in that midfield, because Xhaka made the
error prior to the goal doesn't mean he is the weak spot
in that midfield.
By all means blame the defenders for their
glaring errors, but half the time they shouldn't have been PUT
in that situation under extreme pressure...
In defence, Shkodran Mustafi has been rock - solid alongside Laurent Koscielny, with his only
glaring error this season coming against Sunderland.
The group says the most
glaring error is the lack of investment
in anti smoking campaigns.
Another
glaring error bordering on criminality is the tendency of modern psychiatry to classify estrogen deficiency
in post-menopausal women as a psychiatric disorder to be treated with psych meds.
This treatment fiasco for otitis media is a
glaring example of the
error that occurs when modern medicine seeks the cause of the illness
in a microbe rather than
in the characteristics of the actual little patient who presents with an illness.
Even the enemy reinforcements you get, which appear
in some missions dozens of times, have these huge,
glaring errors, like the misspelling of an enemy unit.
Yet our study found no
glaring defects
in the value - added component beyond the sizeable gap between idealized systems that are perfectly reliable and valid vs. real systems for judging human performance
in complex settings that invariably have appreciable margins of
error.
In hindsight, this stands out as a
glaring unforced
error by Catholic education.
In late June Barnes and Noble unveiled their new website and immediately there has been a number of
glaring errors.
In addition to correcting spelling, grammar, and stylistic bungles, a good and experienced editor will lend a good dollop of professionalism to your manuscript and iron out all
glaring errors.
In fact, it has a few rather
glaring errors that keep the game from garnering that coveted perfect score.
The
glaring problem, amid many broader problems, was that Jyrki Kauppinen is not one of the paper's 63 authors, as I noted
in an item I submitted to Mediabugs, a Web site devoted to correcting
errors in media reports of all kinds.
My point is that I think there are some
glaring logical
errors in the IPCC's detection and attribution argument, that it doesn't take an expert
in logic to identify.
His academy - award winning documentary has been legally declared
in the UK to have nine
glaring factual
errors that mislead people about global warming.
We could devote an entire post to the
glaring errors from Easterbrook
in this WUWT post, but let's not.
The few minor glitches
in the IPCC reports should be contrasted with the contrarian products, which are full of
glaring errors.
First analyses of the report showed that it had
glaring errors based on sloppy science and gross exaggerations (most of these critiques remained
in the blogosphere at first).