Playing on a team that was all but eliminated might sound like the pressure is off — less media attention (well, not in Boston this year), winning expectations are off, more acceptance of errors and other mistakes as part of the learning curve.
Acceptance of errors: Errors are a normal part of the human condition.
The second, within the acceptance range of errors, whether the modified-CS can guarantee the recoverability?
Next, the results were filtered manually with a maximal mass error acceptance of 1.3 ppm, the error caused by spectra alignment.
This approach, he suggests, would marry public acceptance of trial-and-error cross-breeding with the benefits of GM.Dr Messing has already started along this road.
If we are interested in defining the limited number of genes with a common response among all polluted populations, we are concerned with type II error (acceptance of a false null hypothesis) rather than type I error.
We targeted to interview 500 pregnant women and expected that this sample will afford the estimation of the level of acceptance of microbicides with a margin of error of 4% (at 95% confidence level), assuming that microbicides was acceptable to 50% of respondents.
The broad absence of popular outrage testifies to the general acceptance of these rudimentary ethical errors.
On the other hand, extremely permissive recognition systems should minimize false rejections, but open the door to the inappropriate acceptance of non-nestmates (acceptance errors).
There are two types of false conclusions: a false rejection of the null hypothesis (type I error; alpha) or a false acceptance of the null hypothesis (type II error; beta).
Unlike other magistrates, he never admitted to the possibility that his acceptance of such evidence was in error.
