The contribution of life sciences to the Knowledge-Based Bioeconomy (KBBE) asks for the transition of contemporary, gene-based biotechnology from being a trial-and-error endeavour to becoming an authentic branch of engineering.
There is hope and imagination alongside the errors in the endeavours of those who are creative.
Glasgow came up short in their late attempt to secure a bonus point in what was, despite all the obvious endeavour, a scrappy, error-strewn match that personified the two sides' seasons so far.
Often the best grammars and dictionaries of a language are written by authors living in peripheral zones who endeavour to prevent gross errors being committed by their countrymen in the region.
Newspapers actually get things wrong much less frequently than may be popularly believed; and we endeavour to correct the record whenever errors are made.
Given the small sample size, we endeavoured to control for Type I error by fitting random intercepts and slopes for time.
There is, of course, no way to always avoid both types of error, and we have different error thresholds in different endeavours.
Accordingly, PTs in this study emphasized their endeavour to make the best out of an error.
We present the general methodology that was applied in practice and in fact was part of practice: it developed during a complicated but interesting interdisciplinary endeavour of learning by doing, negotiation and trial and error.
The Total Sampling Error (TSE) is by far the dominating contribution to all analytical endeavours, often 100+ times larger than the Total Analytical Error (TAE .We present a summarizing set of only seven Sampling Unit Operations (SUOs) that fully cover all practical aspects of sampling and provides a handy "toolbox" for samplers, engineers, laboratory and scientific personnel.
The challenge of medical error, for example, is a universal challenge because medicine is, by its nature, a human endeavour.
