Sentence examples for identification of mistakes from inspiring English sources

Revisability is strongly related to the transparency condition because the transparency of the original decision both in terms of rationales and ultimate recommendations facilitates the identification of mistakes.

For example, a TA focused on the development of a training system may require not only characterization of the correct way of performing the targeted tasks, but also elucidation of optimal ways for teaching correct task performance, including identification of common mistakes, helpful hints and cues, and appropriate assessment and feedback techniques.

To be sure, laws are not always perfect, but our system offers numerous means (e.g., through legislation, appeals or defenses such as necessity and entrapment, the exclusionary rule, integrity tests, executive clemency) for the identification and correction of mistakes.

This difference probably is a result of mistaken identification of the burning surface temperature in the previous studies, because it was found that the sudden change or tiny plateau of the slope, in the temperature profile of PMMA, did not signal the burning surface.

PIQA reads data in the bustard, fastq and scarf formats and eases the visual identification of technical problems, including mistakes in sample/library preparations, defective tiles/ lanes and abnormalities in the frequencies of appearance of genomic reads.

However, in all of these five cases, chicks were assigned to at least two different males, strongly suggesting that the high proportion of extra-pair chicks was not the result of mistakes in the identification of the social father.

There is also the mistaken identification of people.

The plot centres on the unfortunate chain of events that follow the mistaken identification of a young Judean man as a new religious leader.

Tensions arose over the inspector general's examination of the shooting down of a missionary plane in Peru in 2001 based on the C.I.A.'s mistaken identification of the aircraft.

"This information would include the sums and nature of any payments made; how any payments may have been used by the families; the newspapers' references to the children's welfare; and the circumstances surrounding the original mistaken identification of Alfie.

In a change designed to reduce mistaken identification of suspects, New Jersey began yesterday asking witnesses to crimes to view mug shots one at a time, rather than side by side.