Sentence examples for danger of error from inspiring English sources

One could, without danger of error, denounce the picture as the ultimate waste product of a corrupt and exhausted system.

Of course, the difficulty for non-experts in any given field is to be able to recognize when particular annotations really are errors, and failure to identify them as such leads to the danger of error propagation.

Assessment of circulating biomarkers may be of particular value for molecular markers that are known to be heterogeneously distributed (with a danger of sampling error) such as EGFRvIII.

The empirical evidence regarding the danger of systematic error suggests that inclusion of bias-controlling measures; such as randomization, blinding and attrition control, into the study design of clinical trials is justified.

Due to the poor quality of the primary research, and the danger of beta errors in this body of work, uncertainty about the value of routine physiotherapy in the prevention of pulmonary complications following abdominal surgery, remain.

The dangers of systematic error regarding the internal validity of acquired knowledge are highlighted on the basis of empirical evidence.

The problematic situation of women was not to be underestimated, not that Liz was in danger of committing this error.

Some prominent analysts, including the hedge-fund manager Ray Dalio (whom I profiled in 2011), have warned that the Fed could be in danger of repeating its error.

Even so, they are in danger of repeating the error of their early years, when economic confrontation with Japan damaged the military alliance between the two countries.

Given the modest numbers of rats in the Recency test group and the total numbers of correlations, there is a danger of Type I errors because of multiple comparisons.

The dangers – of bio-error or bio-terror – may be great, but not in principle greater than those posed by natural organisms put to evil or casual use.