There are many everyday examples of this in medicine, where the physician must often
act on incomplete information because of the serious consequences of delay.
And you see the same focus on the «less likely,» both in medical diagnosis and therapy, where the physician must often
act on incomplete information because of the serious consequences of delay.
Not exact matches
Given the 24 - hour reporting requirement by the FDA, it's likely that companies will need to
act on incomplete — and imperfect —
information.
Under the Fair Credit Reporting
Act (FCRA), the credit reporting agency and the company that provided the
information that is in error
on the report are responsible for correcting inaccurate or
incomplete information.
The Fair Credit Reporting
Act ensures your rights to have accurate
information on your credit reports and makes it legal for you to dispute anything that's
incomplete or inaccurate.