Sentence examples for error accepting from inspiring English sources

Played 34 consecutive games without an error, accepting 165 chances.

Yaacov Trope and Akiva Liberman's refinement of this theory assumes that people compare the two different kinds of error: accepting a false hypothesis or rejecting a true hypothesis.

For example, even with high statistical power (no type II error), accepting a 5% type I error for detecting migrants can spuriously increase the estimate of migration rate.

As a practicing family physician for 36 years, I have come to believe in the seven essential R's of an apology: it should be Rapid (as in right away when the error is discovered), show true Remorse, Recognize explicitly the error, accept Responsibility, acknowledge the Repercussions for the patient, offer Restitution or repair, and close with a Repetition of the opening words: I'm sorry.

To assess the probability a type II error (accept null hypothesis H0 although an effect is actually present), i.e. the test power, post hoc power analysis was performed using Power software [18].

We found that the AC-IE editors' decisions regarding 15% of the manuscripts demonstrate a type I error (accepted manuscripts that did not perform as well as or worse than the average rejected manuscript) [5].

Combines biometric recognition with cryptography technology but does not influence the error accept rate (EAR) or error reject rate (ERR) of the original biometric recognition.

This population also had the largest mean degree of astigmatism (10.12°), which also allocates a smaller error accepted during the toric IOL positioning.

The BLASTx parameters used must therefore be a tradeoff between the size of the transcriptome that can be annotated by using a divergent GRS, and the level of error accepted.

Bonferroni adjustments have been advocated as one means of reducing type I errors; however, this has been shown to be at the expense of increasing type II errors (accepting that there is no difference when in fact the opposite is true).

To avoid errors, accepted professional practice insists on use of the primary source of a citation or data except when access is impossible or extremely difficult.