"We uncovered some instances of errors of judgment, some perhaps even understandable in the circumstances, a few mishaps, items of miscommunication and some systemic wrinkles here and there," the report said.
While it surely could not investigate every individual instance of error, it could address many well-known maladies.
Though federal officials said the investigation was continuing and they had not yet drawn conclusions, the raw findings support Toyota's contention that electronics were not at fault and that many of the reports of sudden acceleration might actually have been instances of human error — drivers mistakenly pressing the gas pedal instead of the brake.
Although we examine instances of laboratory error for a specific test in surgical pathology, the same model of change applies to all areas of the laboratory.
The discussion among programs at the symposium focused on how lack of consideration of the severity or frequency of these issues has led to programs competing over single instances of human error, even if they have systems in place that catch and address those events immediately.
These outliers are real and not just instances of experimental error, as hitherto considered.
It is possible that there were other instances of client error that were indiscernible, impacting rates of record agreement.
Although measures to systematically monitor TDE are few in number, some researchers have found innovative ways to identify and examine likely instances of diagnostic error.
We studied error detection in 14 healthy adult volunteers using a novel fMRI design in the stop signal task (SST), a task which invokes numerous errors in performance and frequent instances of post-error slowing.
In each instance of branching error however, the error arose from respondents providing additional rather than insufficient responses where they had not followed the branching instruction.
By the end of 2005 some 199 instances of software errors had been found in the computer system which could have led to payment errors.
