Sentence examples for a predictable error from inspiring English sources

Goalkeepers facing penalty shoot-outs make a predictable error that could influence the outcome say researchers.

Therefore, each additional hop in the path from source to destination to forward a message has a predictable error associated to it, which is the sum of the errors experienced in each hop of the transmission path.

In an entirely predictable error (which Clegg also made), Gove talked of social mobility as if it could be injected into poorer children at school, ignoring all the evidence that shows life chances are largely determined by background and household income.

Then she forces Robson back and accepts the predictable error, gone wide from the baseline.

More transparency may also add to the volatility of medical device stocks, because small and predictable error rates would still make headlines.

Those [Democratic state] officials said early reviews of Obama's training and outreach efforts were frustrating, with predictable errors on voter registration forms and a reluctance to ask more seasoned campaigners for advice -- despite all the talk of listening to local leaders.

In this behavioral finance course, we study how to avoid these predictable errors to make better financial decisions across a wide range of hospitality business situations.

(Surely the financial stability argument should lead one to demand very strong bank regulation, and also a highly activist monetary policy to correct those flighty, unreliable markets with their predictable errors).

But in certain situations these rules of thumb lead to predictable errors because of the way the human mind works.

This spillover bias in diversity judgment leads to predictable errors in decision making with economic incentives for accuracy, and it alters support for affirmative action policies in organizations.

Predictable errors in companies private "adjudication" process can keep us from discovering important information about anyone from corrupt politicians to dishonest accountants or mechanics.