Sentence examples for Risk error from inspiring English sources

But writing about other people's cultures and lives, even with the best intentions, presents a new risk: error.

Levi's (1967) proposal for epistemic utility is the weighted combination of the truth value \ tv(g)\) of \(g\) and the information content \(I(g)\) of \(g\): where \(0 \lt a \lt \bfrac{1}{2}\) is an "index of boldness," indicating how much the scientist is willing to risk error, or to "gamble with truth," in his attempt to be relieved from agnosticism.

We selected patients aged over 65 with acute respiratory disease admitted to acute medical wards as the focus for study for the same reasons as in the SPI1 evaluation (high risk, error prone population).

The main causes are related to preventable medical risk (error identification, error in anesthetic management), managerial risk (insufficient personal, non-compliance with instructions) and organizational risk (work overload, insufficient recycling).

When variability encompasses anatomical changes, test-retest studies suggested that proportional volume differences outside the range −12.1 to +13.4%% [ 27], or for smaller lesions, −21.2 %; 23.8 % [ 28], could be considered as a true change with a 5%% risk error.

Based on this noninferiority margin, assuming a true success rate of 94% in the standard care group, 135 patients per group were necessary to demonstrate noninferiority of micafungin vs standard care with a power of at least 90% using a 1-sided type I risk error of 2.5%.

Coloccini was a study in righteous indignation but even he may eventually come to realise his intervention represented a high-risk error of judgment.

Some officers who were physically brave shrank from responsibility, because decision risked error and initiative risked failure.

Traditionally, traders spent a lot of time taking orders by phone, risking error if the trader misheard or misrecorded the instructions.

"The judiciary risks error by elaborating too fully on the Fourth Amendment implications of emerging technology before its role in society has become clear," he wrote.

Any high-risk error such as speeding and drink driving should be strongly discouraged, be portrayed as socially unacceptable, and the system should allow for rehabilitation.