But he also supplied additional statements, which include one documented error and other information contradicted by my reporting on the incident.
However, determining protein-coding genes for most new genomes is almost completely performed by inference using computational predictions with significant documented error rates (> 15%).
Previous studies documented error of approximately 11% between SNODAS and snowpit observations in the Rocky Mountains [ Rutter et al., 2008] and 15% error for basin-wide analysis [ Famiglietti et al., 2011].
Consecutive charts, beginning at the start date of the study period (January 2006), were reviewed by a senior faculty member or by an individual (JFS) trained in chart abstraction and with documented error rate in any care measure of <10%.
But a recent study indicates that current doctors-in-training may still be hesitant to document errors.
A helpful feature of FETA is the log file which documents errors relating to FFQ data and/or default food codes assigned.
Each cover layer is accompanied by metadata documenting error estimates based on a cross-validation technique utilizing the algorithms and training data for each mapping zone (MRLC 2009; Homer and others 2007).
embedded subtle errors into the case, reflecting the five main categories of documented pathway errors (insulin, communication, intravenous fluids, nutrition, and discharge delay).
Therefore, using a large database of observations, we documented (A) errors in the assignment of weights to vital sign values, (B) errors in weight aggregation (summing the individual weights for each vital sign), (C) the effect of time of day on the occurrence of errors, and (D) how errors affected the clinical response that should have occurred.
In the case of documented surgical errors, any attempt to improve ROM must consider the resolution of these errors, making revision surgery necessary.
