The results suggest that when predicting design-induced error, it is appropriate to use a toolkit of different HEI approaches and multiple analysts in order to heighten error prediction sensitivity.
Thus, we feel it most important to prevent type-1 errors, i.e. the erroneous rejection of the H0, while accepting a slightly heightened type-2 error.
Importantly, this heightened disruption following an error was very responsive to succimer treatment: In all cases, the High-Pb succimer group was indistinguisHigh-Pb succimerols.
Tobacco companies and retail associations have argued that standardised packaging will bring adverse unintended consequences for small businesses, including higher business costs, more transaction errors, and heightened security risks.
Analysts who follow the financial services sector have previously noted that refunds to borrowers via the CFPB complaint system could be a sign of company errors, heightening the risk of government fines for alleged wrongdoing.
In line with this are findings that during happy No-Go trials, known to elicit approach behaviour, adolescents (13 17 years), relative to both children (6 12 years) and adults (18 29 years) made more commission errors and showed heightened activation in ventral striatum that was not observed during neutral No-Go trials and that survived correction for performance differences [ 70].
Correction: December 9 , 2002 Monday Because of an editing error, an article yesterday about heightened alarms over terrorism in Europe misstated the location of a bombing in Tunisia last spring that killed 21 people, including 14 German tourists.
I have found that the chances of committing errors while learning a language are heightened when there is perfectionism, timidity or laziness.
Chewing gum was associated with enhanced productivity and reduced cognitive errors at work, as well as heightened cortisol in the morning.
The mortgage errors, while by themselves relatively minor, have heightened concerns within JPMorgan because they come on top of the other investigations.
