Sentence examples for errors in the judgment from inspiring English sources

In the implicit-task experiment, the analysis revealed that patients had a tendency to make more errors in the judgment of borders configuration for negative than for positive stimuli, whereas control participants showed the opposite tendency F 1, 19) = 5.7, p < 0.03, for the interaction of the factors polarity and participants.

The order signed by Judge Paul G. Gardephe of the Federal District Court in Manhattan says the two sides "agree that there was a substantive error in the judgment" and that they "voluntarily have resolved all issues between them".

The errors in judgment at the C.I.A. and the F.B.I had far more grave consequences than Enron's collapse, and some of the errors could have been avoided.

Your endorsement of John Kerry makes the point that despite George W. Bush's unprecedented series of errors in judgment, the public could not have known that his leadership would be quite so disastrous, nor did the majority of Americans elect him and give him a mandate.

John F. McNiff New York, Oct. 17, 2004 • To the Editor: Your endorsement of John Kerry makes the point that despite George W. Bush's unprecedented series of errors in judgment, the public could not have known that his leadership would be quite so disastrous, nor did the majority of Americans elect him and give him a mandate.

The Consistency Index (CI) is calculated to measure the errors in judgment by the user.

But neither accidents of reporting nor errors in judgment in the hiring of political "analysts" comprise "fake news".

Response errors in the up/down visual judgments were recorded as a percentage of remaining trials for each condition and discarded from reaction time (RT) calculations.

But the World Wide Fund for Nature said in a statement that the problem ran deeper than errors in judgment by the ships' captains, citing the Russian practice of using river tankers, like Volganeft-139, on the open sea in rough weather.

Professional experience teaches that one of the most frequent errors in judgment concerns the product line, and risks that are typically associated with it.

Refining the accuracy of that jumper should certainly be on Shumpert's summer to-do list, but even a more precise stroke would not change the errors in his judgment.