The study will also assist engineers, decision makers and plant management to avoid an incorrect reliability assessment and consequent erroneous decision making which may lead to unnecessary expenditures, incorrect maintenance scheduling and reduction of safety standards.
The models will also assist engineers, decision makers and plant management to avoid an incorrect reliability assessment and consequent erroneous decision making, which may lead to unnecessary expenditures, incorrect maintenance scheduling and reduction of safety standards.
During the second and third stages of this process, the naïve interpretation may be incorrect (or at least incomplete) and may lead to erroneous decision making.
This high degree of complexity multiplies the risk of delays and/or erroneous decision making at different steps in the process by a factor proportionate to the number of distinct tests required.
And stress makes good decision-making harder.
Since publication biases would tend to exaggerate clinical effects resulting in potentially erroneous clinical decision making, it is important to assess the likely extent of the bias and its potential impact on the conclusions [ 25].
Also, erroneous estimates of these parameters might have misled decision-making in the past.
The use of radiological pathological correlation in decision-making, where possible, can avoid some erroneous assumptions, and can ingrain the practice of seeking histological proof of diagnoses before accepting them as incontrovertible.
But the significance is that it will be erroneous to ignore uneducated or poorly educated patients in decision-making about their health on the assumption that they do not desire to be informed.
Although difficult concepts may only afford so much definitional precision, clinicians working in medical or psychiatric settings need to be aware of the relevant decision-making abilities and guard against idiosyncratic or erroneous interpretation.
