The rules can be quite useful, but they also frequently lead to systematic errors in judgment.
Yes, when a big scandal breaks, some crooks go to prison, but even the biggest scandals don't lead to systematic change.
If you think, say, that allowing police to use compromised evidence if the violations were unintentional won't lead to systematic abuse, you should be able to define "systematic abuse", to demonstrate that you're not okay with police "accidentally" beating suspects up.
One problem is that the human brain's forecasting capabilities are limited, leaving us prone to cognitive biases that lead to systematic errors of judgement.
For example, does excluding migrants who were not located and who may have different characteristics lead to systematic bias of the estimates presented here?
While THMC induced aperture variations lead to systematic variations in pressure gradient and flow rate, the pre-existing aperture variations produce flow channeling.
Malkin (2011) showed that neglecting CPO-models in the analysis of INT sessions can lead to systematic influences in UT1-UTC of about 1.4 μs.
First, the sample sizes used to construct the two sets of allometric models are different which could lead to systematic differences.
Looking at gravity field solutions, the errors lead to systematic artefacts located in two bands north and south of the geomagnetic equator.
However, problems arise when personal biases turn into prejudice and lead to systematic and subjective discrimination against entire groups of people.
Because lack of calibration can lead to systematic errors in assessing surgical risk, our objective was to assess calibration and determine whether spline-based adjustments could improve it.
