However, a rigorous system for identifying the reasons for illness based on a standardized list of symptoms as well as regular monitoring visits did not uncover any systematic errors.
Together with every set of 14 volunteer DNA samples, also 3 quality control (QC) DNA samples have been prepared and analysed, in order to uncover any potential errors upon sample preparation and analysis.
When I failed to ask Mrs. Sykes whether we could autopsy her husband, it was not because of the expense, or because I feared that the autopsy would uncover an error.
Twitter also said that it had uncovered an error in the way it has calculated the size of its user base since 2014 and has revised its estimates downward, but that the difference amounted to less than 1%.
We have published some simple guidelines to protect the rights of investigators to exploit their data, such as an embargo period between publication and release of raw data.[9] Other investigators may fear that future researchers will undermine the original authors' conclusions, either by uncovering an error or by employing alternative analytic methods.
The reviewers' rough calculation for Figure 1B is correct that the p value for Figure 1B should have been lower than that shown in the original submission; however, in fact, their analysis uncovered an error in which we had reported the significance values for a different technical repeat of that experiment other than the one shown in the figure.
Even if you can't eradicate the distortions ingrained into the way your mind works, you can build tests and disciplines into your decision-making process that can uncover errors in thinking before they become errors in judgment.
ESC/Java2 can modularly reason about the code of a Java Web-based Enterprise Application (WEA) and uncover potential errors.
… livelihoods should not be undermined by the typing of a 1 instead of a 2 and firms should not be required to bring legal challenges to uncover such errors".
The Amnesty campaign, which has also run in print and online, uses people who have been involved in cases involving the Human Rights Act, including relatives of those who died in the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, people connected with the Northern Ireland peace process, a couple whose son died because of hospital blunders and a woman who fought to uncover police errors after her mother was murdered.
The authors of the paper "Auditing a DRE-Based Election in South Carolina" demonstrated that these logs can be analyzed to uncover both procedural errors and election anomalies.
