The phrase "assumptions and errors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing beliefs or expectations that may not be accurate, along with mistakes that arise from them.
Example: "In our analysis, we need to address the assumptions and errors that could impact our results."
Alternatives: "presumptions and mistakes" or "beliefs and inaccuracies".
Assumptions and errors of the methodology are analyzed.
Since the control flow specifications of workflows are manually designed, they entail assumptions and errors, leading to inaccurate workflow models.
It is to note that many different methods with their individual assumptions and errors are combined in an integrative study, and that any of the modules (probabilistic tractography, graph theoretical analysis, anatomical image segmentation, perfusion measurement, artefact control, normalisation etc).
By taking an adversarial stance, cross-examination may reveal hidden assumptions and errors not uncovered by peer review (Jasanoff 1996).
This might be attributed partly to the high noise level of GASP AOD caused by simplistic aerosol model assumptions and errors in estimating surface reflectances (Kondragunta et al. 2008).
By definition, models rely on many assumptions, and error is thus inherent.
Violation of fixed effects assumptions and measurement errors in self-reported health measures Residual selection bias due to attrition of respondents from the survey.
Jacobson objects to Clack, et al., charging that some of Jacobson's conclusions were based upon unfounded, undisclosed assumptions and "modeling error". Jacobson further claims that both Clack and the NAS were aware of these alleged problems before the paper was published.
To focus on summary statistic selection, we simplify the measurement assumptions and measurement error model used in [ 10] and assume that measurements of { Y 1, Y 2} are available at a sequence of times { t 1, t 2,…, t n }.
Enormous errors can be introduced by making this seemingly innocuous assumption, and such errors can mislead assessments of polysulfides' role in such processes as discussed below.
For proteins and other biopolymers, this is often a good assumption, and small errors resulting from slight deviations in the partial specific volume, most often due to solvation, have negligible effects on the obtained sedimentation coefficient, and somewhat larger discrepancies in the molar mass transformations are typically tolerated.
