Errors
111syllabus of errors — noun see syllabus 3 …
112Comedy of Errors, The — an early comedy (1594) by Shakespeare …
113number — Errors of number the failure to maintain agreement between the subject and verb in a sentence are probably the most common grammatical fault in English and often the least excusable. In a language where so much is so complicated, the rule is… …
114e.e. — errors excepted. * * * ee «ee», noun. Scottish. eye. ee, suffix added to verbs to form nouns. 1. a person who is : »Absentee = a person who is absent. 2. a person who is ed: »Appointee = a person who is appointed. 3 …
115response error — errors in angler surveys caused by faulty memory, exaggeration, rounding bias, lying, misunderstood questions, misidentified species or incorrectly measured fish …
116e.e. — errors excepted. * * * …
117E&OE — Errors and Omissions Excepted (Business » General) …
118EKYS — Errors Kill Your Stock (Business » Stock Exchange) …
119Measurement error — Errors in measuring an explanatory variable in a regression that leads to biases in estimated parameters. The New York Times Financial Glossary …
120measurement error — Errors in measuring an explanatory variable in a regression, which leads to biases in estimated parameters . Bloomberg Financial Dictionary …