In turn, Franken's lawyer Kevin Hamilton argued that any discrepancies among the counties were the result of the routine errors that occur in every election — and did not rise to the level of an equal-protection violation.
It is much less clear how firm a grip this approach can retain when inference takes place at higher levels of generality and theoretical commitment, where the hypothesis space is typically much too poorly ordered to fit routine error-statistical analyses.
Williams made a routine backhand error, and Lisicki stepped up with a forehand and a backhand winner, and Williams's hopes of advancing mostly evaporated right there.
Hence, many early publications showing numerous genic exceptions to microcolinearity are incorrect because of this routine annotation error.
Therefore, we kept in the calculations many small negative growth rates which are due to routine measurement error; excluding these would bias growth rates upward.
Data entry is subject to routine online error checking.
One respondent referred to the difference in public opinion about routine-based errors and errors that arise from complex care: "Most errors are routine-based and are due to a loss of concentration or dedication.
[Editor's note: NIAID no longer has online the table with routine grant errors, but the institute does offer a helpful "All About Grants" tutorial.].
Other key issues include the use of constraints working together with affordances, the advantages of task-oriented user models over those that are based on the underlying technology or metaphors to the mechanical age, the recent trend toward information appliances, and the role of modes and routines in error prevention and recovery.
Australia [ 27] Fears about more routine medical errors were also identified.
During routine practice, errors were able to be detected and intercepted at every step of the chemotherapy process, with all health professionals being involved in error detection.
