Sentence examples for self-correcting errors from inspiring English sources

The rationale for adopting a specific errorless learning program is to bypass errors and strengthen accurate association, given that patients with Alzheimer's disease have difficulty self-correcting errors.

13, 22– 24 An errorless learning program was proposed for inclusion in the present study because it would bypass errors and strengthen accurate association, given that patients with Alzheimer's disease have difficulty in self-correcting errors.

Some errors are self-correcting, such as when a new student innocently applies dopamine made in distilled water rather than saline, and the preparation dies.

It could be argued that overall, this was a win for the self-correcting process of science, because the errors in the analysis were quickly discovered, and when Robert de Niro was made aware of the concerns about the misinformation in the film, he withdrew it from the festival.

However, our method is self-correcting in the sense that an estimation error will result in a prediction for the next frame that is biased in the direction of the error.

However, others have argued there are bound to be errors, but that science is self-correcting and that the system is working (Bissell, 2013).

"But because our telescope was equipped with a self-correcting system, we were able to eliminate the error in a matter of minutes," he said.

This corroborates our claims about the self-correcting nature of the estimates as explained in Section 2.3: an error in the immediate state estimate tends to produce an error equal in magnitude but opposite in sign during the next iteration.

It also was self-correcting.

Science is a self-correcting process".

And it's not self-correcting".