Sentence examples for propensity to error from inspiring English sources

Scores on the Attributional Complexity Scale (ACS) have been found to be related to a lesser propensity to error and greater accuracy in social judgment.

This policy will sometimes lead us not to do the act with the best individual outcome, but given our general propensity to error its consequences will be better in the long run than trying to assess acts one by one; however well-meaning, the latter attempt will be counterproductive.

The propensity to error in muscle patterning thus implies a function of Importin-α2 in muscle cells prior to the previously described requirement for this importin in the growth of the subsynaptic membranes [26].

In fact, all the medical staff gave an affirmative response to the following question: "In the case of an error, do you think that the clinician responsible has the right to adequate psychological and emotional support from the clinical centre managing system?" Demographic factors of age, sex and medical profession have no significant influence on the physician's propensity to disclose error.

A partial reduced-form for the expected profits of each provider, solving for competition N i, is (2) In this function, m i are exogenous demand and cost factors (e.g. local input costs) and z i are inherent and unobservable exogenous factors, such as productivity rates, the propensity to make errors or the impact of external shocks.

The propensity to record prescribing error first improved (taken as learning) and then declined (taken as fatigue).

Thus, they were not conflicted in terms of their propensity to rate cases as errors.

There is no reason to assume that different domains would have the same propensity to misfold under translation errors, nor that they would impose the same fitness cost when misfolded.