Sentence examples for reduction of mistakes from inspiring English sources
"In business there's the concept of 'Six Sigma' -- the reduction of mistakes to six per million," he says.
Fassel -- whose mantra at the outset of camp was the reduction of mental mistakes -- was appalled at how the team collapsed in the first half, with an interception, three fumbles and a blocked punt.
Thus, reduction of human mistakes by an easier planning system, i.e. pure strategy, is an outdated strategy.
After intensive discussions, more attention was paid to basic laboratory practice and reduction of preventable mistakes.
It seems likely, for example, that the reduction of knowledge-based mistakes necessitates different educational techniques to the reduction of skill-based slips and lapses.
He found out that a reduction in thinking costs often leads to a reduction in benefits due to a growing number of mistakes.
For example, the authors also confess that one system already in place as a result of attention to medical error, the reduction of work hours for physicians in training, may paradoxically increase the problem of mistakes -- at least temporarily.
Experimental results showed that the 25% reduction of beam height due to construction mistake caused increasing in deflection of joint beam, decreasing of ductility and also 33% and 26% decreasing in bearing capacity and energy absorption, respectively.
But I don't think the needed reduction of rates should come from a mistake in DSM-5 criteria writing or the overvaluation of one study that has been conducted by the person who is most responsible for recommending the change.
They made lots of mistakes.
