Bayesians and others argue that the level of statistical significance should vary, depending on the relative costs of type I error (believing something false) and type II error (failing to believe something true).
Spurred on by this finding, health care leaders across the country began addressing errors believed to be a result of systemic flaws.
Free energy, as Friston defined it, was roughly equivalent to what Clark called prediction error; and the brain's need to minimize free energy, or minimize prediction error, Friston believed, drove everything the brain did.
The error was believed to have occurred because the packaging of the atracurium was similar to that of the solution used to mix the measles vaccine, the Guardian newspaper reported.
Freud's error, Suttie believed, was his uncritical adoption of the evolutionary theory of mental and racial recapitulation advanced by the German embryologist, Ernst Haeckel.
In spite of different fears and threats which stopped the participants from reporting the errors, they believed that data exchange on errors and reporting the errors are among the duties of the nursing staff and can provide effective post-error care and treatment and prevent further harms or injuries.
Although nonresidential exposure to BC not captured in the prediction model may have introduced some exposure measurement error, we believe that this error is small compared with exposure misclassification introduced from the use of fixed ambient monitoring data, which is the traditional exposure assessment method in large air pollution studies.
These errors, she believed, provided grounds for a habeas-corpus petition, which reëxamines significant errors made in the process of trying a case.
Spindler said the gang made errors and believed the hype surrounding the heist: "They probably thought they had got away with it, and became complacent or arrogant.
These errors are believed to be a major cause of pinches.
