We used a Bonferroni correction so that a test specific error of 0.016 0.05/33) was used for significance testing of all primary two way comparisons.
Each team was then asked to independently estimate (score) the likelihood of a specific error occurring, its severity and the chances of the error being detected and intercepted before it could occur, calculating the specific RPN.
In some cases, we may be able to rely on theoretical guarantees — mathematical or logical proof that AI is incapable of making a specific error — but such situations are rare.
But instead of acknowledging a specific error, Ryan, at his wrapup news conference last week, said that it was a mistake to have captains in the first place, and that the Jets would stop the practice next season.
But, rather than getting into any specific errors of fact, Theranos focussed on the Journal's choice of sources.
"P.R. Firms Head to Capitol Hill" (Business Day, Jan . 4 contains one specific error of fact and a more serious misinterpretation of public relations history.
It is virtually certain that reanalysis data, which are produced in an alternative way, do not include the specific errors of the GCM used for the future climate projections.
But besides the specific errors of omission and commission (the tactical aspects of action), there are also the more strategic aspects which have to be evaluated.
Even when they are methodologically and epistemically conservative, feminist interventions that correct specific errors of omission and extend the tools of science to neglected problems often generate more deeply challenging questions.
Results obtained clearly showed that an individual analyst could introduce a highly specific error into the interpretation of CTC images, analogous to the QC data.
In the analysis of patient samples again individual analysts introduced a highly specific error into the interpretation of CTC images, which correlated to the level of training and experience.
