These ideas were reformulated and extended by Carter et al. (1999), in a novel theoretical treatment that aimed to reconcile error-detection theory with ideas about ACC and attention.
That is, a primary challenge to research across networks of disparate databases is managing the various sources of error that can exist within each source and determining how to reconcile those errors when combining results across sources.
The film reflects two realities, one where Krisha, long absent from her family due to addiction, returns one hot and muggy Texas Thanksgiving hoping to reconcile her errors.
Two researchers entered the survey data into Microsoft Excel, with double entry of 30% of the data to check inter-rater reliability and reconcile any errors (none were identified).
In addition, reconciling prescribing errors adds error opportunities by causing workflow interruption and distractions for pharmacist and prescribers.
The fight to reconcile this error turned into a two-year battle, culminating in the bill being discarded because of the number of errors the hospital made throughout the process.
Abstractors compared these forms to determine where differences occurred, further standardized their methods, and reconciled any errors that were made.
According to Koller, because anekāntavāda is designed to avoid one-sided errors, reconcile contradictory viewpoints, and accept the multiplicity and relativity of truth, the Jain philosophy is in a unique position to support dialogue and negotiations amongst various nations and peoples.
The goal is to gather information from many systems into common repositories, eliminate duplicates and errors, and reconcile discrepancies.
One study has reported that unintentional medication discrepancies were more often due to errors in recording medication history than errors reconciling the history with medication orders.
"She emerged reconciled with the errors she had made and ready to make them again".
