Together with other sources of error (nonstatistical errors, model errors, definition errors), they need to be considered at the design stage of the monitoring.
To avoid population definition errors, HA and LA participants from both CS and S groups were carefully identified and recruited for interviews to provide adequate representation.
We included comparisons between scale scores and not diagnostic end-points in order to avoid human or definition errors.
The 20 differences between the second author (SDJ) checking the data extraction findings of the first author (PAL) included: eight rounding, eight data entry and four case definition errors.
The following algorithms are provided in sufficient detail so the various parameters and GPU-related functions calls can be examined, however many details such as variable declarations, parameter definitions, error checking, utility functions, etc. have been eliminated for brevity.
The differences that are observed for the phenomenology and definition of error catastrophe, and error threshold, can also be observed in the interpretation of both concepts.
b) Factors related to errors: Here, a clear definition of error, its consequences and negative adverse events, and the profitability of the reports for the patients were considered as motivators.
Non English language articles were not reviewed, and the medical errors literature is too large to review the body of all articles to see if a definition of error is proposed.
Titley noted that science by definition contains error and revision – demonstrated, for instance, by the corrections made to satellite data produced by his fellow witnesses.
