Sentences with phrase «many less errors»

& It is unnecessarily costly to operate a business, financial institution, or financial intermediary where human workers are doing jobs that computers are capable of handling faster, more efficiently, and with less error than human workers.

It was a well - played Game that saw UM just make a few less errors en route to getting the advantage for the rest of the match..

Ospina played one more game than Scszesny, has a better save rate, more clean sheets and many less errors (stat is domestically).

Mertesacker is much better and made much less errors than Gabriel.

Absolutely and getting a good CM in the likes of Cazorla who is great at exploting spaces will help with the build up play and transition from defence into attack, which would also lead to less errors and giving the ball away.

Getting older, being more precise, and committing less errors would help Jenks cement a place in the Arsenal squad in the future.

As you go about treating all staff as assets instead of liabilities, try to maintain the spirit of «we are all in this together» rather than «staff are to be seen and not heard» as this type of thinking would allow you to form a strong Ministry with less errors and inefficiencies.

Such automated referencing systems are much less error - prone than entering references manually.

Trial - and - error may become a lot more trial and a lot less error.

Less carbs = less errors and highs.

This may be because these relationships are stronger in larger districts, or because opt - out is measured with less error in larger districts.

Thus high - school level content is likely to be less error - prone than arcane subjects studied in graduate school.

Less thought required, and less error prone.

Easy manufacturing process allows for less error and maintains a high control of quality

That should mean less Error 37 come the game's release, then.

It is far more efficient to have less error in the first place.

But if we had 100,000 measurements, our average would have much less error.

A rule of this type is both less error - prone than the present rules and more effective in stabilising economic cycles, since cyclical changes in revenue do not need to be offset by changes in expenditure.

Doing this sort of calculation with MATLAB or octave or R, which work a bit like APL, can sometimes be less error prone than using a calculator.

This would also save lots of time and fuel, as well as lives if these systems can be made significantly less error - prone than humans (and once that's been clearly shown, more people will trust their cars to drive themselves in more types of environments).

When it comes down to it, process automation software completes tasks within seconds, is less error - prone, and never takes a sick day.

It also leads to less errors in the text than would be the case with manual input.

In a way, the client really is filling out the PDF form for you, but just from a more user - friendly (and less error - prone) interface.

In turn, they produce higher quality, less error - prone work.

The keys are large enough to hit which result in less error.

The company even went so far as to claim that its image recognition algorithm was now better than humans and less error - prone.

Proofreading makes your cover letter less error prone.

Researched and developed new process for reconciling and receiving daily fuel transactions totaling $ 3 million each week, creating a more efficient work flow with less errors and time needed.

Not exact matches

In another study conducted by psychologists Jane Vignovic and Lori Foster Thompson that focused solely on electronic communication, writers of the message were found to «be less conscientious, intelligent and trustworthy when the message contained many grammatical errors.»

SpaceX is looking to launch several small satellites into a lower orbit than Viasat in order to cut down on latency errors, with the idea being the closer a satellite is to Earth, the less likely there will be hiccups.

I love that I can now teach others to achieve success in real estate, but with a lot less trial - and - error than I had to endure.

Morning is not the time to be reading or sending business emails or trying to make strategic plans, as you're less likely to process well and more prone to errors.

When you make a little extra effort to be clear you will receive fewer questions and leave less room for errors.

It took three months to implement an automated bar - code system, but our error rate fell to less than 2 percent.

That's by comparison to more than 15 million who watched the games on traditional television, which means that for the NFL, the Twitter deal was more or less a rounding error.

Errors might also feel «more jolting,» he says, because they've actually become less frequent.

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For business users, it means they'll be able to fire off dozens of emails in less time and with fewer spelling errors and smudges on their phone display.

And the more errors they receive, then maybe the less likely they will be to prepare in the even of an emergency,» De La Garza said.

Blockchain technology can cut out the substantial intermediary costs, security risks, and record keeping infrastructure traditionally associated with such applications resulting in reduced cost, fewer time delays and less human error.

Covering up the error did not look like too bad an option at the time because stocks were priced at one - half of their fair value and so it was hard for anyone to imagine that prices could ever again rise even to fair - value levels much less to overpriced levels.

Their winners sounded less compelling and their losers, well, they looked like unforced errors.

Not only is this process out of date, it is also slower, less comprehensive and prone to error.

Though not in bubble territory, full valuations leave less margin for error and suggest more moderate gains moving forward.

Later, we focused on data validity and integrity by supporting the fact that decentralised blockchains are less prone to errors.

And again, you are correct, I did not use it and erroneously used the less precise and more general word «majority» It was an error which unfortunately I can not correct because CNN does not allow edits... which is a good thing... I don't believe in revising history.

And of course, any errors that have crept in affect less than 1 % of the texts.

You mean «must have», not «must of», and there should have been a possessive apostrophe on «persons», though — to be fair — your errors with English grammar are probably less serious than others that you are making

Theologians had become both over-assertive and over-sensitive to error since the challenge of Protestantism, and many Catholics among the educated, formed in a deep rut that allowed no distinction between doctrine and common theological opinion, found their faith hardly less troubled than did their non-Catholic brethren.

«Ignorance is preferable to error, and he is less remote from the truth who believes nothing than he who believes what is wrong.»