Contrastive Analysis and the Teaching of the French Sound System by Zainab Binti Abdul Majid

“…The paper discusses specifically the various controversial claims made for CA and its implications on pedagogy, in addition to study the direct application of CA as a possible linguistic strategy in predicting and locating phonological errors among Malay learners of French as a foreign language. …”
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Contrastive Analysis and the Teaching of the French Sound System by Zainab Binti Abdul Majid

“…The paper discusses specifically the various controversial claims made for CA and its implications on pedagogy, in addition to study the direct application of CA as a possible linguistic strategy in predicting and locating phonological errors among Malay learners of French as a foreign language. …”
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Contrastive Analysis and the Teaching of the French Sound System by Zainab Binti Abdul Majid

“…The paper discusses specifically the various controversial claims made for CA and its implications on pedagogy, in addition to study the direct application of CA as a possible linguistic strategy in predicting and locating phonological errors among Malay learners of French as a foreign language. …”
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Contrastive Analysis and the Teaching of the French Sound System by Zainab Binti Abdul Majid

“…The paper discusses specifically the various controversial claims made for CA and its implications on pedagogy, in addition to study the direct application of CA as a possible linguistic strategy in predicting and locating phonological errors among Malay learners of French as a foreign language. …”
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Analysis of Precipitation Totals Based on Radar and Rain Gauge Data by Karol Dzwonkowski, Ireneusz Winnicki, Sławomir Pietrek, Jolanta Siewert

“…However, empirical Z–R relationships often introduce considerable uncertainty, making the correction of rainfall estimation errors a key challenge in remote-sensing-based applications. …”
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Earnings management is “theses management” in management educational research: A review of ethics for behavioural psychology by Sandeep Goel

“…Findings: The current article finds the ethical theories of utilitarianism and virtues to be responsible for “what” and “why” of technical errors in management research. It further identifies four vital scientific errors which are pursued by research students as driven by the supervisors while guiding due to lack of competence, either unconscious or conscious. …”
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Macroeconomic Dynamics in Pakistan: A VAR Model Analysis of GDP, Inflation, Imports, Exports, and Interest Rates by Waseem Khoso, Muhammad Rafique Doudpoto

“…With high-frequency time-series data (1990-2024) from reliable sources such as the State Bank of Pakistan and World Development Indicators, we apply a robust econometric strategy involving Augmented Dickey-Fuller tests for stationarity, Granger causality, Impulse Response Functions, and Forecast Error Variance Decomposition. The findings are three: first, monetary policy indicators (interest rates and inflation) are found to be leading determinants of economic variability, with interest rates showing strong Granger-causal effects on GDP (p<0.05); second, trade indicators show asymmetric reaction to domestic and foreign shocks, making large contributions to medium-term variability in the economy; third, variance decomposition shows monetary variables have more than 60% of forecast error in GDP for horizons greater than five years. …”
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FUTURE TRENDS IN MILK FAT CONTENT: A FIVE-YEAR FORECAST FOR ROMANIA AND THE EUROPEAN UNION by Raluca-Aniela GHEORGHE-IRIMIA, Dana TĂPĂLOAGĂ, Cosmin ȘONEA, Paul-Rodian TĂPĂLOAGĂ, Silviu-Ionuț BEIA

“…The reliability of the forecasting model is reinforced by positive statistical indicators, such as a narrow Mean Absolute Scaled Error (MASE) and Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE), indicating a strong predictive precision. …”
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Chinese Chat Room: AI Hallucinations, Epistemology and Cognition by Šekrst Kristina

“…Along with terminological issues, it is demonstrated that AI systems, comparable to human cognition, are susceptible to errors in judgement and reasoning, and proposes that epistemological frameworks, such as reliabilism, can be similarly applied to enhance the trustworthiness of AI outputs. …”
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English Language Teachers’ Oral Corrective Preferences and Practices Across Proficiency Groups by Sajjad Sepehrinia, Nahid Fallah, Soad Torfi

“…Studies on oral error correction in second language acquisition have been tilted towards cognitive aspects ignoring the affective and practical dimensions. …”
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Is This Reliable Enough? Examining Classification Consistency and Accuracy in a Criterion-Referenced Test by Susanne Alger

“…For criterion-referenced tests, and in particular certification tests, where students are classified into performance categories, primary focus need not be on the size of error but on the impact of this error on classification. …”
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Warring tautologies: moral dissent from a cognitivist perspective by Matthias Kiesselbach

“… It is commonly thought that the prevalence of moral dissent poses a problem for the moral cognitivist, forcing her to diagnose either a lot of misunderstanding, or a lot of unexplained observational error. Since mere misunderstanding can be ruled out in most cases of moral dissent, and since the diagnosis of widespread unexplained error is interpretively unstable, prevalent dissent has pushed many philosophers towards non-cognitivism. …”
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Wheel flat detection using long short-term memory and transformer models with a 1:10 scale railway test rig by Yong Cui, Euiyoul Kim, Shizhe Yan, Qing Yu

“…The findings indicate that the Transformer model significantly outperforms the Long Short-Term Memory model, especially when feature-level sensor fusion is employed, achieving an average error as low as 0.0069 mm with percentage of error at 5.30%, minimizing the maximum error to 0.0985 mm. …”
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An update on combinatorial method for aggregation of expert judgments in AHP by Sergii Kadenko, Vitaliy Tsyganok, Zsombor Szádoczki, Sándor Bozóki

“…Additionally, selection of spanning trees with smaller diameters allows us to reduce computational complexity of the method and minimize the impact of expert errors. Implications for theory and practice Combinatorial method is a universal instrument of expert judgment aggregation, applicable to additive/multiplicative, complete/incomplete, individual/group pair-wise comparisons, provided in different scales. …”
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Do debt financing, tech-driven transformation and corporate governance enhance or constrain financial reporting quality? Evidence from China by Ummar Faruk Saeed, Abdul-Karim Mohammed

“…To test the proposed hypotheses, the study employs dynamic GMM modeling to address endogeneity, including reverse causality, omitted variable bias, measurement errors and unobserved heterogeneity, and uses Driscoll-Kraay standard errors to correct for heteroskedasticity, autocorrelation, and cross-sectional dependence. …”
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Kurdish EFL Undergraduates’ Academic Writing: Discussing the Main Writing Difficulties and Potential Solutions by Bryar Murshid Mustafa, Mohammed Luqman Shahab

“…We found that students made numerous grammatical, spelling, and capitalization errors. Additionally, many of the students also struggled to write proper introduction and conclusion paragraphs in their essays. …”
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Older LGBTQ+ and blockchain in healthcare: A value sensitive design perspective by Poulsen Adam, Fosch-Villaronga Eduard

“…Missing these dimensions in healthcare information systems is a point of concern, as neglecting these aspects will inevitably perpetuate existing biases, produce far from optimal results, and may generate diagnosis errors. An often-overlooked community with distinct care values and needs is LGBTQ+ older adults, who have traditionally been under-surveyed in healthcare and technology design. …”
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Threshold Cointegration and Price Transmission in Commodity Marketsof India by A. Mishra, P. R. Kumar

“…Our approach is to study the long-term relationship using the method of modelling the price transmission for both linear and threshold autoregressive (AR) models and vector error correction (VEC) models. Results revealed that all the price series are well integrated, and threshold error correction models prove that all price series move to restore the long-run relationship, whereas commodity stock prices respond slightly faster than market prices in the short-run. …”
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The Wick Effect and Its Impact on Ignition Conditions for Liquid and Solid Organic Substances: Methodological Recommendations for Forensic Practitioners by I. S. Taubkin

“…The «wick effect» has to be taken into account when determining the nature of the liquid used to set fire to a person and/or property. The implications of this effect for the spontaneous combustion of liquids and meltable solid organic substances on porous materials is also discussed.ERRATUMAn error was discovered in the article. …”
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LSTM vs. Prophet: Achieving Superior Accuracy in Dynamic Electricity Demand Forecasting by Saleh Albahli

“…The hybrid model was evaluated using a comprehensive dataset of hourly electricity consumption from Ontario, Canada, achieving a Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) of 65.34, Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) of 7.3%, and an R² of 0.98. …”
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