Sentence examples for course of errors from inspiring English sources

We also investigated the time course of errors and found that the probability of repeating a wrong response was elevated in early trials of learning a new mapping and that a high proportion of these repetition errors were consistent with the previously learned structure – see Fig. 7 (leftside panels).

However, this reasoning was not confirmed by a study by Goldman and colleagues [ 3], who studied the time course of diagnostic errors during the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s and found no differences among the three periods: in all three eras about 10% of the autopsies revealed a class I missed diagnosis (Table 1).

The time course of directional error for individual subjects in each of the four conditions tested in our study is shown in Fig. 3 (described in detail in Materials and Methods).

Of course, these errors of coding frame diagnosis increase with the reduction of sequence size.

Of course, "The Comedy of Errors" is an eternal dare to directors desperately seeking shtick and to actors who, but naturally, live to show it off.

Of course the question of errors and deceptions is important, and if space permitted one could discuss these in light of the function of co-text, and of 'reading to make sense' either by direct reference or implication.

Data can of course contain both errors of fact, e.g. typographical errors, or errors of design, e.g. collecting data under a flawed methodology.

Flowchart 2. Course of the standard errors per fatigue dimension over the administered items.

Because of the retrospective nature of the study, there may of course be errors despite a careful collection of all data.

In order to properly identify target errors in the OB+ROT condition we had to take into account the time-varying course of the directional error during rotation learning.

But there of course arises the issue of errors which we commit in this way.