Sentence examples for error believing from inspiring English sources

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).

At a mechanistic level, activity in dopaminergic neurons express a prediction error believed to mediate learning and updating the reward value of predictive stimuli (Schultz et al., 1997).

Spurred on by this finding, health care leaders across the country began addressing errors believed to be a result of systemic flaws.

The company made the error of believing its cash flows were reliable and utility-like.

"Standish, floating in the water, concentrated his thoughts on the people aboard the Arabella and as a result fell into the common error of believing the converse was true".

For reading, I assigned not, strictly speaking, biographies but books that I love and that say something cautionary and wise about the error of believing that you can ever really know another person.

Rather, he is comparing the relative merits of rival epistemic strategies (oriented respectively toward the goals of avoiding error and believing truth).

Because most of them seem to be falling into the serious error of "believing their own P.R".

Many people make the error of believing that the banksters are dull, humorless stiffs in gray suits.

But this! Just as in the 2008 election, the American people have made a horrible error, in believing that the Kenyan could possibly protect our nation as well as Pres.

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.