Midline brain activation subsequent to errors has been proposed to reflect error detection and, alternatively, conflict-monitoring processes.
Specifically, the reward participants did not show enhanced free-choice times, but did show enhanced neural reactivity to errors in the network of regions implicated in intrinsic motivation, and this reactivity for reward participants in turn predicted behavioral improvement on the trials subsequent to errors (see Laming, 1979, for a classic report of posterror behavioral improvement).
It must be emphasized that once the estimation functions are obtained, there may be no need of any further experimental data in order to determine the expected positioning errors for a subsequent use in the error correction process.
As long as your subsequent analysis uncovers the error before most others do, you will be able to exit without significant adverse consequences.
With little data, some words are bound to be mistranslated, with the risk that a mistranslation at one step is carried over to all subsequent steps, compounding the error.
This causes the estimated location to drift over time, as each subsequent reading compounds the error.
Over or under estimation of the error information leads to subsequent miscorrection and generalized nonpredictable instabilities.
Each area of content was represented by equal numbers of positive and negative exemplars of the construct, a condition that tends to reduce subsequent error due to acquiescence.
If so, errors will propagate on subsequent turbo iterations since the decoding algorithms are sensitive to the variance errors.
The putative translation start based on incomplete mRNA sequence may lead to incorrect prediction of the product amino acid sequence, and to subsequent errors in the experimental cloning and functional assay of the relative cDNA.
This is followed by the error positivity (Pe), which is sensitive to the subsequent appraisal of that an error's severity (Overbeek, Nieuwenhuis, & Ridderinkhof, 2005 ).
