Sentence examples for treating error from inspiring English sources

The relation between CT duration and detection echoes a recent proposal treating error detection as a decision-making mechanism (Steinhauser & Yeung, 2010).

– NSC-client incorrectly treats Error Codes from NSCS (FOX/FiRE).

In any case, it is said that the courts generally treat errors of fact committed by public authorities differently from errors of law.

Traditional SVMs treat errors with uniform cost.

Medicine has traditionally treated errors as failings on the part of individual providers, reflecting inadequate knowledge or skill, so leading to a wide spread of the so called 'name, blame and shame' culture.

Supreme Court precedents, which the Ninth Circuit followed, required treating the error as harmful — until the Court created the extreme rule in this case.

Although locals are currently treating the error with good humour, they may not be quite so amused when next month's mobile bills arrive in the post.

A robust control problem is formed by treating the error as input uncertainty.

Instead of treating discovered errors independently, Fiona collects them and solves a new formulation for optimal error correction inspired by the MSA-based correction methods.

STAMP provides a conceptual framework for designing systems to reduce human error that does not treat human error like machine failure.

In tightening the pressure on hospitals to reduce infection rates, the Bush administration announced last month that Medicare would no longer pay the extra costs of treating preventable errors and conditions.