Sentence examples for avoiding the error of from inspiring English sources

The significance tests were adjusted by the Bonferroni method and a p-value of <0.05/14 = 0.0036 was considered significant for avoiding the error of multiple testing.

It is true that in the days when statesmen and generals learned history (probably tables of kings and queens by rote) they were not conspicuously good at avoiding the errors of their predecessors; each turn of events seemed to strike them with the force of novelty and, startled, they would proceed to cock it up all over again.

It avoids the error of imposing new targets (although those for A&E waits and referral-to-treatment times remain) and gives local commissioners and providers some space to shape their services.

Can we provide a conception of historical and social entities that avoids the error of reification but gives some credible reality to the entities that are postulated?

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the use of the tongue repositioning maneuver (TRM) during panoramic radiography so as to avoid the error of tongue shadow.

E. P. Thompson offers an analysis of the concept of "class consciousness" that forces historians to avoid the error of reification when considering such social constructs as consciousness or political movements (1966).

In here, authors set their test specimens as 10 cm length stitch segments, ignoring the start and end segments to avoid the error of tension fluctuations occur in acceleration and deceleration in each burst of stitching.

And with his sights set on the Evenwel case, he argues that the dispute presents the Supreme Court with an opportunity to avoid the error of going back "to the judicial nationalization of state legislatures".

Megan Farokhmanesh of Polygon wrote that by portraying Korra and Asami as bisexual, the series even avoided the error of assuming sexual orientation, as many other TV series did, to be a strict divide between "gay" and "straight".

We limited data to first-time respondents, to avoid the error of non-independent repeated measures within individuals.

This avoided the error of giving the aspirin users "immortal" person-time (i.e. the error in overestimating the time to development of endpoint if the index date taken was earlier than the time when aspirin was initiated) [ 12].