In sum, current peer review models are usually focusing on the "scoring" of errors and not on their "elimination".
Error scoring: Heretofore, much of the radiology literature on this topic has emphasised identification and scoring of errors [52], and this emphasis has undoubtedly contributed to the understanding of radiology software developers and vendors such that they have put considerable effort into embedding error scoring systems in many QI and PACS/RIS systems [53].
Significant differences were found between raw scores, number of errors and time needed to complete the test in the Vocabulary subtest but not in the Matrices subtest.
The patients' scores (number of errors out of 60) were converted to percentages for easy comparisons across tasks.
Slower responses were computerized as errors and excluded from the averaged reaction time in a final (after each test) score of error rate and mean reaction time.
Last year, a new manager made changes intended to cut expenses, and the controllers responded by reporting scores of operational errors.
Early last year, a new manager began making changes intended to cut expenses, and the controllers responded by reporting scores of operational errors, 119 in February alone, six times the normal rate.
This is a book on music that is principally interested in words, which leads us to the other corner, where stands Paul Devlin, whose article last week at Slate identified what he read (and heard) as scores of transcription errors in "The Anthology of Rap".
<img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0009813.e017.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> Although no subject showed a perfect score, number of errors was under 10% for all subjects but VPig.
A maximum score of three errors for 3° cell defects can be allocated per data point: points were not allocated for additional (more than three) or misplaced 3°'s since these positional defects are accounted for when assessing bristle defects.
