Figures 1 and 2 present analyses of clinical errors for children with uncomplicated illness only and children with at least one severe illness in intervention areas, respectively.
The high variability of RT (coefficient of variance) and performance (errors) for children with ADHD was established on a CPT and constituted a criterion for entry into the study.
The most common treatment errors for children with severe illness were failure to give the first dose of cotrimoxazole for pneumonia, failure to give the first doses of amoxicillin and vitamin A for severe complicated malnutrition, and not referring children to health centers when it was required.
Despite such promises, speech recognition systems exhibit higher error rates for children due to variabilities in vocal tract length, formant frequency, pronunciation, and grammar.
The increased error rates for children with ASD, with respect to TD children, in the "why-place" trials indicate, therefore, that, unlike TD children, children with ASD did not fully succeed in processing the motor information coming from the agent's hand shape, and based their judgment concerning the agent's intention mainly on the object's functional information.
This measure may be subject to response bias and estimation error, particularly for children.
The relative proportions of the different classifications of refractive error for all children combined (including those of unknown gender) for each age group are shown in Table 2.
When information on previous doses and up to three INRs was used for a posteriori dose prediction with the bridged KPD model, the percentage of children with an ideal dose prediction increased to 70%%.> Prediction errors for individual children and dose algorithms are shown in Fig. 4.
Luck says: "We recently toured the Black Country with a production of A Comedy of Errors, specially adapted for children.
5. Estimate the prevalence and describe types of refractive errors for the purposes of planning refractive error services (including those for children).
