Sentence examples for fall error from inspiring English sources

When one physician is "wrong" and another is found to be "right" concerning a particular decision, procedure, diagnosis, or course of therapy, there are instances of gloating, or taking pleasure in a colleague's fall, error, or misperception.

Preventable adverse events, including medication errors, falls, errors in diagnosis, post-operative infections and confused states, are risks for older people during care transitions, particularly those with functional difficulty and chronic illness [ 11, 27].

Language itself conspires toward this sort of asymmetry: we fall into error, but do not usually speak of falling into truth.

We certainly fall into error if we think reason can know a world beyond the senses.

Predictions of the obtained correlation fall within error bands of ± 20% of the experimental data.

(Of course, an identity theorist will counter that to go further would be to fall into error).

If we attempt to speak with certainty on issues where the relevant biblical passages appear contradictory and unclear, we are likely to fall into error.

This figure shows that 96% of the data fall within error bands of ± 20%. Figure 16 Comparison between the predicted and the experimental Nusselt numbers.

An unfunny joke that bombs would fall under "error," whereas an article that uses every transgender slur possible can only be seen as malice.

Butterfield rejected the arguments of his Victorian predecessors with withering disdain: "Erskine May must be a good example of the way in which an historian may fall into error through an excess of brilliance.

In the words of the Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson, "It is not the function of government to keep the citizen from falling into error; it is the function of the citizen to keep the government from falling into error".