Sentence examples for errors of memory from inspiring English sources

Arbitron has argued that the diary method was subject to errors of memory.

The term paramnesia was introduced by a German psychiatrist, Emil Kraepelin, in 1886 to denote errors of memory.

Dr Robinson apologised in a letter published in JAMA on March 11th, blaming this omission as well as several other incidents on "errors of memory".

For example, it would be predicted that states of insufficient alertness such as delirium would produce errors of commission (memory distortion and false memories, as with psychotic delusions), while sleep deprivation would produce errors of memory omission (memory loss).

The interviews were audio-recorded to "eliminate errors of memory".

Compared to recent cases, their contributions are likely to be more open to error of memory and to reflect less current approaches to care.

21 In addition two participants' experiences of FS was historical, so that, compared to recent cases, their contributions are likely to be more open to error of memory and to reflect earlier approaches to care.

The arms were not rebaited, so repeated entries into an arm were not rewarded and were counted as errors of working memory (Icenogle et al. 2004; Levin et al. 2001 , 2002.

Not surprisingly, all preliminary experiments again failed for out-of-memory errors.

They have designed Bose-Chaudhuri-Hocquenghan (BCH) error correction code (ECC) [28] for correcting the random bit errors of the flash memory chip.

This paper demonstrates a probabilistic holistic look at how to handle bit errors of NAND Flash memory and trades-off between lithography processes and error-correcting codes to ensure the data integrity.