selection error

These selection errors can be minimized by increasing the validity of the predictor test.

Look-alike drug names and drug packages are common variables that lead to selection errors.

Overfitting, oversearching, overestimation, and attribute selection errors are all actions that can lead to data dredging.

The first performance comparison to linear menus was performed at 1988 showing an increase in performance of 15% less time and a reduction of selection errors.

Lexical selection errors are based on semantic relations such as synonymy, antonymy or membership of the same lexical field.

Limiting Juror Error Appeals Averting a potential legal calamity, a New York court decided criminal cases involving jury selection errors don't have to be retried.

According to linguist Jean Aitchison, "The finding that word selection errors preserve their part of speech suggest that the latter is an integral part of the word, and tightly attached to it."

The causes of ineffective job performance have been evaluated from different theoretical approaches including: attribution theory that links performance to employee characteristics, selection errors that evaluate mistakes of hiring the wrong employees, and inadequate socialization/training that evaluate the social environment and structured training employees receive.