Sentences with phrase «small errors which»

A proofreader only looks for things like inconsistencies in the formatting and other small errors which may have crept in during the production process or missed during copyediting.

Not exact matches

This timeliness and detail comes at a cost, however, as the small sample sizes of the LFS causes the estimates to have substantial standard errors (which can lead to some peculiar results at the provincial and CMA levels).

However, when you seek to remedy this error on all of your small accounts, which could be hundreds or even thousands of customers, you're suddenly standing in the midst of what could turn out to be a major profit - increasing opportunity.

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 errors.

Even the smaller teams are now playing from the back without panicking which the almighty arsenal goalkeeper and defenders can not try without conceding goals by some funny errors.

In many cases, there are specific business errors that business owners, both small and big, make which can keep them from pushing their companies forward.

The density of luminous matter is so small that it falls within the rounding errors of dark matter and dark energy, which is why the numbers add up to more than 100 percent.

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.

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

However, the OCD group consistently made larger changes, even when the errors they were responding to were small, which shows that they weren't using the information from emerging patterns to determine their decisions.

One small error in the article, when you mention about the cholesterol, you state that «the first one clogs arteries», but the first one you mention is the HDL or «good» cholesterol which actually cleans the arteries.

There could be small errors that went unnoticed when we used them which your eagle - eyed children spot!

On the other hand, for the iPad mini 3, the much smaller 62 percent Color Gamut resulted in a much higher error of 6.8 JNCD going up as high as 22.6 JNCD, which resulted in a Good to Poor Absolute Color Accuracy rating.

CreateSpace is more forgiving of small errors in formatting (a nice way of saying they have sloppier tolerances for printing), which can mean that your spine may slide to the front or back cover.

How many times have you picked up a self - published novel for which you paid a precious portion of your paycheck (no matter how small) only to discover spelling errors, typesetting errors, continuity errors, plot holes, or other examples of bad editing — or evidence the piece was never edited at all?

Any small error might prevent verification of the information — such as your address or employer — which can put your approval at risk.

Reviewing your report properly could unearth many errors — big or small — and could have an effect on your overall credit score, which is why reviewing is so important.

Now, I can't be that critical of him, because he has been cleaning up after the errors of many, a small fraction of which he bears some responsibility for.

The tracking error will be relatively small, especially compared to something like a basket of hedge funds, which will at the very least would minimize reputational risk.

We also found a small error in the calculation for June dividend, which was corrected with a new total just under $ 700 (instead of above).

If the CAD goes up by exactly the amount that FX forwards suggest it should, then the tracking error should be extremely small, amounting to essentially the transaction costs of FX forwards, which are tiny.

The trustee does not meet the minimum pension requirements for the year ending 30 June due to a transposition error which resulted in a small underpayment

This is a very small tracking error, which indicates these two indexes can be interchanged with little effect on market exposure.

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.

Total Market Indexes, which also are often sampled, produce very small sampling errors.

Of course, with such a small footprint, Idzi does not have much margin for error, so she sticks with best - selling categories such as collars and leads, toys and gourmet treats — all of which reflect a nautical, coastal sensibility.

Specifically there is now more monitoring for the ZEBRA error, which seems to be getting fixed as it's about to be split into two smaller errors, BEET and KALE.

After trial and error, we decided on a book case which separates into small parts, inspired by the geometric design of the title logo.

But the bias uncertainty is smaller than the errors which are not persistent in time (e.g. due to incomplete spatial coverage), so I don't think accounting for this would make much difference, as Victor suggests.

To keep those error outliers small, I tried to reconstruct the data to a decadal base line, which is still adequate and reduces error outliers, as you can see here in Fig. 1

Go and do something useful and reconcile the quality satellite data, which is real data with perfect coverage and small errors — not sparsely sampled, improperly collected & improperly averaged readings taken in a typical Siberian winter through goggles or reproduced from buckets thrown over the side of ships or just not collected at all for vast swathes of the world.

While the errors are small in absolute terms and do not affect the big picture, they are enough to distort the noisy short term trends which have dominated the public discourse on climate change.

Compared to a similar 363 - month period, working backwards from October 1944, the modern warming was only +0.06 °C higher, which is smaller than the error bars of a standard thermometer measurement.

I say «almost» because it gets the first decade after 1850 a bit too cool which might suggest recent warming is slightly more than is typical, but to amount to such a small error over 100 years shows it to be minuscule.

1) Which will have a smaller RMS error w.r.t. the «observations»: a single «model» run, or the average of all of the runs?

Apart from the small number of observations on which Salby bases his theory, the main error is in jumping from showing a correlation between temperature and short term fluctuations in CO2 to concluding that the long term trend must also be attributable to temperature.

In reality only a small proportion of the solar radiation band relevant to the CO2 boxes actually reaches them through the other boxes which obstruct the passage of this non constant radiation and not all of that is absorbed and here I think is the error.

The problem with this whole approach is that they still have this idea that natural variation is a small «error» ontop of a huge known, and not that natural variation is almost all the signal of which a small part ought to be human induced, but you really can't tell because the noise dominates the signal.

(Which even has error bars, but much smaller of course.)

However, as the number of observations involved is very small, impacts on mean temperatures are minimal (for example, even a 5 °C error which affected 1 % of observations would only alter mean temperatures by 0.05 °C) and the stations are still useful in assessment of those.

These mathematical physicists point to a flaw in the whole idea of a «global average temperature», ESPECIALLY in such a small range of LESS THAN ONE DEGREE, which is probably within the range of error of the global - average measurement itself.

Unfortunately for everyone concerned with climate change, regardless of individual views about the degree to which it is prompted by human conduct or a result of natural variation, it only takes a small number of high profile errors or examples of malpractice to undermine everyone's trust: a crucial point when billions, perhaps trillions, of pounds and dollars could be spent erroneously.

«This variance increases back in time (the increasingly sparse multiproxy network calibrates smaller fractions of variance), yielding error bars which expand back in time.»

However surgery is also an incredibly complex process which often involves incredibly short time windows and precariously small margins for errors.

Comment: Several commenters took issue with the «top - down» approach that we used to estimate costs for small businesses, believing that this methodology provided only a single point estimate, gave no indication of the variation around the estimate, and was subject to numerous methodological errors since the entities to which the numerator pertained may not have been Start Printed Page 82757the same as the denominator.

You can set multiple budgets, and the big selling point is that the app lets you enter expenses in a «natural language» way, which is important because the number keys are too small and it's easy to make errors.

Microsoft's testing revealed a «small number» of antivirus programs are making unsupported calls into Windows kernel memory, which result in blue screen of death (BSOD) errors.

Proof read it after a small gap which makes it easier for you to spot even the minute error.

Maybe they are making small Parenting errors which are affecting the children and the whole family, and learning discipline tricks and tips in Parenting Counseling is what they need.

No significant difference was reported between the CSA group and the comparison group on either the parent or child domain of the PSI which may be due to a lack of power as the sample size was relatively small (N = 45; CSA group n = 23, comparison group n = 22) which increases the possibility of type II error.