Sentence examples for foundational error from inspiring English sources
Re "Seeing Bogeymen in the Fog Around Brain Death" (Books, March 27): This appropriately scathing review of Dick Teresi's "The Undead" fails to address the foundational error of the book: the equivocation — either deviously purposeful or inexplicably ignorant — on the terms "human" and "life" and "human life".
Much of the book derives from this foundational error, which is reproduced repeatedly throughout it, together with an even more extreme version of the failure to properly acknowledge the theoretical and empirical basis of junk DNA theory that also plagues The Deeper Genome.
Do this over and over and you reach the foundational pieces of the problem free of all the errors in judgment and shortcuts taken that led to the easy solution.
Associating with Rome was, for Protestant conservatives, an error of the most serious kind, for reasons that were foundational to the Reformation: evangelicals believe in sola fide, salvation by faith alone, and in sola scriptura, that the Bible is the lone source of authority for Christians.
This foundational evidence should encourage policymakers, healthcare organisations and researchers to start measuring and reducing diagnostic errors.
Foundational work in the medical image perception literature by Kundel et al. (1978) categorized target miss errors as caused by "search, recognition or decision" errors.
I want foundational health.
"RISC was foundational," Andreessen says.
This is a foundational change".
This is a foundational move.
