Sentence examples for errors of assessment from inspiring English sources

The court said the regulatory decision to block the deal was based on "insufficient evidence and some errors of assessment".

In one case, the European Court of First Instance declared baldly that the European Commission's merger analysis was "vitiated by a series of errors of assessment".Whether this will be enough to make it go easy on today's deals remains to be seen.

This a major error of assessment, because it underestimates the passion of football as well as its geopolitical dimension".

We are now paying the price for that error of assessment that gave westerners a feeling of comfort for two decades".

The case presented by the European Commission in 2004 in favour of allowing the merger was "vitiated by a manifest error of assessment"; its arguments were incomplete and did not include relevant data.

It has also been proven effective to deal with complex and changeable environmental problems (Singh et al. 2017), and also controlling the effect of monitoring errors on assessment results (Ghasemi et al. 2014).

Furthermore, automated assessment and certification systems are expected to avoid subjectivity and errors of human assessment.

To minimize the impact of random measurement errors of dietary assessment and to better represent long-term diet, we calculated the cumulative averages of nutrient intakes from baseline to the censoring events.

The mean percentage errors for assessment of volumetric heat capacity and thermal conductivity were 4.6% and 8.9% respectively, computed after sensor spacing calibration in agar stabilized water.

Data were collected and statistically analyzed to yield mean values and standard errors for assessment of sample variation The typical procedure to initiate embryogenic cultures, which is used to produce plants, is illustrated in Figure 1.

Potential sources of errors in assessment of diet in observational studies results from (i) inaccurate diet assessment, (ii) the fact that changes in diet occur over time, while diet assessment is usually only assessed once and (iii) co-variation in diet with other CRC risk factors.