Sentence examples for errors of attribution from inspiring English sources

And part of the reason she is lost to history is people don't know what photos she took," she said, noting the frequent errors of attribution of Ms. Taro's work.

Errors of attribution get repeated a hundredfold.

In this respect, the results may be unsettling: they undermine explanations of an emotive crime that rest on reassuring but ultimately naïve errors of attribution.

For now, I reckon several more electoral cycles will be needed for something approaching a two-party state to emerge from Japan's political dysfunction.Note: This post has been updated to account for an error of attribution.

In this study several variables were analysed and multiple analyses increase the chance of type 1 errors (incorrect attribution of statistical significance).

These discrepancies suggest both errors in attribution of the cause of death and/or selection bias: fewer tumours were classified as in situ or benign in the West Midlands during 1986–1999 than in other regions of England (data not shown).

In the 'biomedical model' of disease which focuses on pathological processes and on understanding, diagnosing, and treating the physical and biological aspects of disease, there is a great potential of attribution error and misspecification of disease based on the patient's symptoms.

Whereas many of these DMs could conceivably represent disease attribution errors of some kind, between 0 and 8 DMs per individual (0 1 homozygous) were predicted to be highly damaging.

23 25 Three factors in the vignettes related to the family member (relation to the patient (eg, parent, child), sex and the way in which they questioned the HCP in the scenario), two related to the HCP (occupation and reaction to the family member's question) and two were error-related (correct/false attribution of error and if the error was witnessed by another HCP).

In a pharmacovigilance setting for biologic products subject to biosimilar competition, an opportunity to enable accurate attribution of an AE to a specific product may include assignment of multiple or redundant product identifiers to promote resilience of attribution in the event of errors or ambiguity in any one identifier.

7 Although both sources of information are prone to error in the attribution of underlying cause of death, we have no reason to suspect systematic differences because of a woman's use (or not) of oral contraception.