Sentence examples for account of errors from inspiring English sources

Recently released data on cancer incidence in Japanese atomic bomb survivors are analyzed using a variety of relative risk models that take account of errors in estimates of dose to assess the dose response at low doses.

A separate account of errors in perceptual tasks focuses on reduced stimulus-evoked and stimulus-preceding activity in occipital cortex (OC) and posterior parietal regions (Weissman et al. 2006; Bressler et al. 2008; Walsh et al. 2011).

Immigration officials did not dispute the written account of error and delay.

On this point, Desgabets's account of error looks very much like that found in Descartes.

This means that Russell can avail himself of all the resources of a traditional sense-datum theory in his account of error.

First, to examine how these 2 largely unconnected theories, which focus on different brain regions (posterior vs. anterior) and different brain rhythms (theta vs. alpha), might be reconciled into a more unified account of error adaptation during perceptual performance.

But accounts of errors have become increasingly insistent.

From descriptive accounts of errors in incident reports we have been able to identify cases where clinical staff interacting with an electronic prescribing system have been involved with errors, i.e. sociotechnical incidents.

This is further emphasised from more detailed accounts of errors resulting from incorrect provision of information or documentation by colleagues, though further research exploring their origins are required, as so far these appear limited to a misunderstanding of the student/supervisor relationship.

But the transcripts provide a raw and detailed account of those errors as they were made.

"If he were to give a full and frank account of the errors he made, then the process can start of repatriating him into the community in some form," he said.