Sentence examples for pervasive error from inspiring English sources

Hindsight bias is a pervasive error in judgment and decision making.

The impression that they are arises from a pervasive error, an uncritical realism about operators, that we discuss below in the sections on quantum observables, spin, and contextuality.

This kind of view attributes to scientists a kind of error theory about many of their uses of the term 'random', but as yet the philosophical evidence adduced to convict scientists of this pervasive error is not compelling.

However, as our study demonstrated, even a clinical data source itself has a pervasive error rate, and there will remain a need for active error trapping.

At a hearing in Tulia in March, Mr. Coleman, who is white, and other witnesses testified about his troubled law enforcement career, unorthodox methods, pervasive errors, combustible temperament and what apparently was racism.

After officials at the federal pension insurer became aware that its outside vendor had been making pervasive errors and hired an outside accounting firm in an attempt to correct them, the corrections were unreliable, the auditor found.

Graphic violence and pervasive terror.

As these studies demonstrate, determining the full extent of TD in the human genome is hampered by the pervasive effects of genotyping error and the large sample sizes needed to obtain power for all but very strong effects.

Brodie and Berger (2010) claim that "the notion 'misconception' empowers lecturers, since it provides them with a way to make sense of pervasive and persistent student errors without blaming students and themselves" (p.170).

Even a cursory tour through online bookstores reveals a number of covers that could have benefitted from a little professional attention; the use of stock art and tiny fonts is pervasive, as are design errors that would give an art director a rage-induced aneurysm.

These errors are pervasive, and can influence even those who are generally enthusiastic about enhancement.