Incorrect predictions, not incorrect statistics!

Incorrect predictions, not incorrect statistics!

Page 1 of 1 (page number not for citation purposes) In a recent study on nurses’ ability to predict volume status after subarachnoid haemorrhage, we found very low predictive values [1]. In a letter to the editor, Dane [2] argued that an error in statistics ‘makes any reasonable conclusions impossible’. Because Dr Dane was the statistical reviewer of our manuscript, both the authors and the edi...

Incorrect Equations

Woller A and Gonze D (2013) The bird circadian clock: insights from a computational model. J Biol Rhythms 28(6):390-402. (Original DOI: 10.1177/0748730413512454).

Conserving Battery Energy through Making Fewer Incorrect File Predictions

Recent increases in CPU performance have outpaced increases in hard drive performance. As a result, disk operations have become more expensive in terms of CPU cycles spent waiting for disk operations to complete. File prediction can mitigate this problem by prefetching files into cache before they are accessed. However, incorrect prediction is to a certain degree both unavoidable and costly. Ba...

Author response: incorrect citation.

In their letter in the December 2010 issue, “Author Response: Bevacizumab Suppression of Establishment of Micrometastases in Experimental Ocular Melanoma” Yang et al. state that “bevacizumab has been used in mouse models of choroidal neovascularization” and quote Hua et al., for which I am the corresponding author. This is an incorrect and misleading reference. We certainly did not show that be...

Erratum: Incorrect Volume Number