When comparing the shell to the pelvis, the shell translated 0.190 (0.20) mm in the superior direction, which was again within the confines of the error of detection, and thus not considered true motion.
The mean (SD) superior translation (y-axis) of the liner (backside wear), compared to the shell, was −0.039 (0.16) mm, which was within the error of detection for this method as determined by the precision interval, calculated from the double examinations (Table 4).
Issues include the significance of abnormalities other than masses and calcifications, and the relative importance of errors of detection and errors of decision-making.
Interventions were highly effective at reducing unanticipated errors of commission in medication administration tasks, but showed mixed effectiveness at reducing predictable errors of detection in medication verification tasks.
Nodules may be missed due to errors of detection (e.g. lack of concentration) and interpretation (e.g. confusion between nodules and vascular cross-sections) [ 11, 13].
We found that our proposed interventions were effective at reducing errors of commission in medication administration tasks, but less effective at reducing errors of detection in medication verification tasks.
We suggest that routine, predictable errors of detection cannot be successfully mitigated through 'people-dependent' interventions alone, but would likely benefit from interventions that are more automated and less reliant on human memory and vigilance.
Furthermore, the distribution of signal intensities between targeted metabolites and metabolites, which show diversity fluctuations throughout lifespan were different by few orders of magnitude, suggesting that the latter generally corresponded to molecules of low abundance and were not due to errors of detection.
Medication verification tasks consisted of checking the five rights of medication administration (ie, right patient, right medication, right dose, right route, right time), and were found to be primarily susceptible to errors of detection (eg, failing to notice a discrepancy between the medication order and medication label).
The position of the centroid of 29 consecutive detections represents the experimental error of the detection.
Moreover, once the Reynolds number decreases to a critical value, the systematic error of mass detection reduces to zero.
