The proposal called for a touch-screen system like that used by many automated teller machines, a method that Democratic supporters said would reduce the mistakes made in casting and counting ballots.
The company says it's working now to have photosets analyzed as a group, not as individual images, which should reduce the mistakes the machine analysis makes.
A recent study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, for instance, found that the Fed's greater openness since 1999 — when it started explaining its decisions and its expectations for the future — has significantly reduced the mistakes that investors make in predicting what the Fed will do, with the result that markets have been less volatile and less risky.
With that X factor in mind, Fassel wants to reduce the correctable mistakes.
In order to reduce the preanalytical mistakes originated in the care units, a regular feedback system (such as distribution of protocol for proper specimen collection) to the clinicians and personnel outside the laboratory is also set in our setting.
The justification analyzed here concerns error correction: the appeals process allows society to harness information that litigants have about erroneous decisions and thereby to reduce the incidence of mistake at low cost (because the appeals tribunal convenes only in a subset of cases).
"Our job is to reduce the chances of mistakes.
If any group has the power to reduce the number of mistakes it is, I suggest, the writers.
To deal with this issue, the government uses large samples, which reduce the possibility of mistakes, and it also provides some guidance on how likely these are.
For example, companies can reduce the number of mistakes workers make by improving physical conditions in sweltering factories and using air-conditioners.
