Sentences with phrase «type of human error»

, that was not a ``... type of human error...».

In determining whether a product is defective, a manufacturer is required to take into account expected human error and act reasonably to prevent avoidable injury when that type of human error occurs.

Additionally, approximately nine out of every 10 large truck accidents are the result of some type of human error, when the trucker, other motorists, passengers, pedestrians or cyclists make a mistake.

Other types of human error could have been anticipated more easily.

Medication errors can occur in different ways based on many types of human error.

Not exact matches

Old - school types argue that human error and emotion is part of the game, and indeed part of the fun, so it needs to stay there.

These tools are most useful for traders because they allow us to look at price activity in an objective way (without the human error that is associated with other types of forecasts).

I also believe there is a lot of human error, various types of mistakes, and non inspired content.

To identify false - positives and estimate the type 1 error rate, we used the genomic positions of a set of known lineage - specific repeat families in human and mouse, since lineage - specific repeat insertions should not overlap ancestral elements.

Whereas enthusiasm for fasting is increasing, clinical relevance remains low because of insufficient human data, including almost nonexistent controlled trials (21, 33 — 36), few clinical outcomes studies (37, 38), lack of correction for inflated type I error rates from multiple hypothesis tests, and limited safety data (39 — 41).

These types of reminders are subject to a wide margin of human error as well — like mixing up dates, names, times and key information that pet owners rely on.

Using nuclear fuel of any type, on the scale where hundreds of thousands of megawatts in electricity are generated to significantly reduce CO2 emissions, human error will be inevitable, and statistically very, very relevant.

This would also save lots of time and fuel, as well as lives if these systems can be made significantly less error - prone than humans (and once that's been clearly shown, more people will trust their cars to drive themselves in more types of environments).