Sentence examples for errors to reflect from inspiring English sources

To mitigate for this we incorporated errors to reflect operator/registration deficiencies and needle deflection.

We considered three types of co-expression unlike in a typical differential co-expression study and the ranking is based on the model coefficients rather than the model errors to reflect different types of co-expression.

We used robust clustered standard errors to reflect the fact that populations were not sampled independently and to ensure that standard errors were robust to serial correlation in the data.

Consequently, national reporting systems for medication errors were established, but as these were not mandatory, the published errors tended to reflect only a small proportion of the actual errors committed.

As an alternative, we used a visual representation of the strength of any prediction at a particular position in the sequence, to avoid errors, and to reflect the fact that domains and regions often do not have exact boundaries.

The EAC made amendments to the sponsor analysis to correct for errors and to reflect alternative assumptions.

The following section considers further the meaning of patient neglect in order to fully distinguish it from concepts such as error, and to reflect its apparent subjectivity.

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).

rACC activity following errors is thought to reflect affective appraisal of the error.

Midline brain activation subsequent to errors has been proposed to reflect error detection and, alternatively, conflict-monitoring processes.

Both the absolute error and the relative error were applied to reflect the accuracy of fracture prediction.