Sentence examples for errors have been interpreted from inspiring English sources
These previous studies have used linear and for the most part smaller arrays [43] [46] and thus localization errors have been interpreted in terms of a foveal bias, an incorrect localization of the cue or simply "guessing" in a small subset [17], [47], [48].
While dACC activity following errors is thought to reflect either conflict or error detection (for review see: Ullsperger and von Cramon, 2004), rACC activity following errors has been interpreted as appraisal of the affective or motivational salience of errors (van Veen and Carter, 2002; Luu et al., 2003; Taylor et al., 2006).
He got away with what might have been interpreted as an clumsy error by some, but a stamp by others who know what actually takes place on a football field.
In the worse case, up to 223.7% (observer 3) could have been interpreted as being attributable to measurement error (Table 4).
In this example, if "Current Time" is not quoted, it would have been interpreted as two case insensitive names CURRENT and TIME, which would actually cause a syntax error.
Only when explicitly instructed, but not spontaneously at baseline, children with ADHD traded in errors for speed, which has been interpreted as a sign of increased impulsivity [ 1, 24].
As a result, the code is highly albeit not optimally robust to errors of translation, a property that has been interpreted either as a product of selection directed at the minimization of errors or as a non-adaptive by-product of evolution of the code driven by other forces.
The amplitude enhancement has been interpreted as reflecting an overactive action monitoring system in OCD, an interpretation that is substantiated by an increased post-error slowing [55].
