Yet he acknowledged his own fallibility and asked them to confront the danger of their certainty as well: "Most men," he said, "think themselves in possession of all truth, and that wherever others differ from them it is so far error".
The identifications of analysts 7, 8, and 9 are characterized by far fewer errors, but each of these analysts makes different identification errors (Fig. 7).
In addition to being a robust polymerase for the amplification of large genomic regions, this polymerase also has an error rate of approximately 8.7 x 10−6 per base incorporated, and therefore introduces far fewer errors than PacBio chemistry does.
Soderling was hitting more winners but Berdych was producing far fewer errors.
All clubs make transfer market mistakes but Newcastle, with recruitment masterminded by Graham Carr, the chief scout, and Lee Charnley, the chief executive, clock up far more errors than most.
Negro league players committed far more errors, perhaps because of field conditions or because they had to entertain the fans before each game instead of taking infield practice or because of different scoring standards.
The Belarusians made far fewer errors in the champions tie-break and although Murray saved two match points, there was no stopping an Azarenka smash on the third.
But in the past these systems have ensured that far fewer errors show up in official documents than we've seen in the Trump era.
Figure 6A shows that patients with neglect made far more errors than the control groups throughout the spatial task.
This seems unlikely, as in principle the animals could then have applied a different criterion to all microstimulation trials and thereby eliminated the effect of microstimulation altogether, resulting in far fewer errors overall and thereby improving their acquisition of rewards.
