Sentence examples similar to readily overlooked error from inspiring English sources

Based on experience with PET/CT, radiologists can be better prepared to identify subtle and readily overlooked lesions when only CT is available, thus avoiding errors and helping to improve patient management.

Bill Clinton, in his eagerness to develop a "strategic partnership" with China, too readily overlooked China's suppression of democracy.

These are the inscrutable monikers of this year's crop of overlooked errors in widely distributed software programs.

But in that case, those quoted would readily admit their error, which they do not.

Unfortunately no readily accessible, pragmatic, error free measure of GFR is currently available.

In the ego-filled world of Wall Street, it is rare to find an executive who readily acknowledges errors, let alone a series of them.

True, there are other readily available error-monitors, in the form of outside critics, and Greenspan had plenty of those.

But he readily acknowledged that errors were made.

Carlsen, T. et al. Don't make a mista(g ke: is tag switching an overlooked source of error in amplicon pyrosequencing studies?

None of the embryos were gestated, and the authors of the study readily admitted that their error rate was too high for use on viable embryos.

This can lead to an increased risk of false-negative errors (i.e., a disease is overlooked) and false-positive errors (i.e., a disease is inaccurately diagnosed).