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There is no longer software design and coding phases involving manual and error-prone activities. The software architecture comes with the product with all the properties needed for the intended type of application (i.e. safety protection I C). 

If we look at the relations between error types and maintenance categories, it can be found that most of the events caused by a planning failure have occurred in a corrective maintenance and a planned maintenance the events that occurred during a periodic preventive maintenance due to a planning failure are not many. This can be interpreted as follows the test and maintenance activities during a periodic preventive maintenance mostly have test and maintenance procedures which are periodically conducted and validated by themselves for an adequacy of the procedures. Therefore the events associated with a planning failure are relatively few. On the other hand in the case of a corrective maintenance and a planned maintenance , the related test and maintenance activities are performed infiequently, and work procedures for many of the corrective maintenance activities are temporarily composed or are not prepared for some maintenance tasks when they are judged to be simple and have no effect on a plant system. Consequently, imexpected piohlems in the procedures or intentions of maintenance personnel that induce an unanticipated plant transient may he immanent. 

Skill- and rale-based decisions are the basis of routine activities. As a result, there are more absolute numbers of errors in such decisions, but the percentage of errors is much lower than in knowledge-based decisions. The types of errors in activities based on skill- and rale-based decisions are more likely to be what are called slips and lapses . Slips come from attentional failure, lapses from memory failure - they are two types of unintended actions. The types of errors in knowledge-based decisions are more likely to be what are distinguished as mistakes - errors in planning a path to an outcome. Mistakes are a type of intended action, and may be rule-based or knowledge-based. They occur when the selection of an objective and the means to achieve it are faulty, whether or not the actions go as planned. 

Reason himself distinguishes between error type and error form. Error fimns are recurrent varieties of human fidlibility (what ofiiers have called p chological error mechanisms) that appear in all kin of cognitive activity, irreqiective of error type. 

The two error types are latent errors from job and operational design and active errors from actions taken. These errors can create loss-producing events immediately or remain hidden creating a long term potential for loss producing events. 

Sources of Error. pH electrodes are subject to fewer iaterfereaces and other types of error than most potentiometric ionic-activity sensors, ie, ion-selective electrodes (see Electro analytical techniques). However, pH electrodes must be used with an awareness of their particular response characteristics, as weU as the potential sources of error that may affect other components of the measurement system, especially the reference electrode. Several common causes of measurement problems are electrode iaterferences and/or fouling of the pH sensor, sample matrix effects, reference electrode iastabiHty, and improper caHbration of the measurement system (12). 

The type of data collected on human error and the ways in which these data are used for accident prevention will vary depending upon the model of error and accident causation held by the management of an organization. This model will also influence the culture in the plant and the willingness of personnel to participate in data collection activities. In Chapters 1 and 2 a number of alternative viewpoints or models of human error were described. These models will now be briefly reviewed and their implications for the treatment of human error in the process industry will be discussed. 

Growth inhibition by TGF- 3, associated with inhibition of c-myc, cdks, reduction in cyclin D1 levels, and inhibition of cdk-4-associated Rb kinase activity, as well as induction of cdk inhibitors pi5 and p27, has been noted in intestinal epithelial cells. Loss of responsiveness to growth inhibition from TGF- 3 occurs in many cell types including breast, colorectal carcinoma, and pancreatic carcinoma cells. Mutational inactivation of T 3RH represents one mechanism of this process, which in many cases, leads to the development of gastrointestinal cancer. Thirteen percent of colorectal carcinomas are thought to be associated with a replication error (RER) or microsatellite instability phenotype. Subsequent inactivation of T 3RII and... 

Activation analysis is based on a principle different from that of other analytical techniques, and is subject to other types of systematic error. Although other analytical techniques can compete with NAA in terms of sensitivity, selectivity, and multi-element capability, its potential for blank-free, matrix-independent multielement determination makes it an excellent reference technique. NAA has been used for validation of XRF and TXRF. 

Final remarks on end-point detection. In addition to our remarks above on the types of titration curves and the Henderson equation or more extended relationships, we can state that in Gran s method activity coefficients are taken into account however, these were assumed to be constant, which is incorrect, and therefore the addition of an ISA (ion strength adjuster) must be recommended (for errors of the Gran method see ref.66). 

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