Sentence examples for opposite error from inspiring English sources

I've noted the frequency of the opposite error with "discernible," which is often rendered incorrectly with an "-able" suffix.

Regulators want to avoid evaluating a toxic chemical as safe, yet the opposite error is less critical.

Science fiction writers have made the opposite error, and created worlds, often distant, in which everyone has somehow become much smarter, and morally improved.

But the opposite error of undervaluing wetlands and their many benefits can have equally tragic consequences, especially where resources are not available to construct other defences.

But a naive correction for multiple hypothesis testing would make the opposite error.

The opposite error may play a role in toxicological studies, where effects have been attributed to the parent compound, although potentially mediated through a metabolite.

Where else in this country do you find nearly next door to one another museums that exemplify starkly opposite errors of architectural judgment?

Maritain, too, wrote of personalism as "a phenomenon of reaction" against the "two opposite errors" of totalitarianism and individualism.

There are two equal and opposite errors into which the human race can fall about the devils.

The opposite intellectual error is to describe as surprising an outcome that was actually fairly predictable.

On the other hand, the Lax Wendroff method has opposite phase errors for (0 < nu < 1).