External peer judgements and most error taxonomies 6 9 consider that errors in patient examination, deficiency in investigation, or undertaking procedures signal a deficiency in knowledge and skills.
Psychotherapy has taken longer to adopting this notion; however, the PTs also considered that error disclosure could lead to the patient discontinuing the therapy with possible harmful effects.
In addition, many respondents considered that errors were attributable to a lack of knowledge, being a sign of incompetence, and were often reluctant to disclose such errors.
12 Many of our respondent medical personnel considered that errors reflected a lack of knowledge and were a sign of incompetence.
However, considering that errors within a process can have a synergistic effect it is important to focus on all errors not just those directly associated with a poor outcome [ 7].
In addition, to stabilize the error system (2.4) more effectively, we can also consider that the error at the current time instant and the previous time instants play different roles in the impulsive control system.
To evaluate the classification error associated with UFM, it is necessary to first consider that the error may concern 3 factors the diagnosis of the coding status (coding or not coding), the coding strand, and the coding frame.
In this research, we consider that the error saturation (ES) condition, which is caused by the use of gradient descent method, will greatly slow down the learning speed of BP algorithm.
We consider that an error in the order of ± 100 bar is a reasonable approximation on the position of the isochores for type 1 and type 2 fluid inclusions.
Nevertheless, if we consider that the error rate is dependent on the sequencing method, its distribution across all loci of the BAC clone would be substantially uniform.
