Sentences with phrase «made an error resulting»

A surgeon may have made an error resulting in one of the issues listed above, or they may not have fully explained the possible implications of surgery.

Keith L. Miller has represented clients with claims against attorneys who have represented them in cases, but those attorneys have made errors resulting in monetary damages.

But the company said the lawyers failed to demand a jury trial; made errors resulting in the judge striking expert witness testimony; and various errors in their cross-examination.

Not exact matches

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Even those with the best of intentions have been caught fudging measurements, or making small errors in rounding or in statistical analysis that happen to give a more favorable result.

The research needed to make the embryo develop to term will require trial and error, with the resulting destruction of countless embryonic human lives.

I'd agree, but add that it takes faith and humility, and the resulting spiritual experience, to understand not only scripture and theology but also all the human errors that have been made in presenting them.

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Wenger and Pochettino both aim to play an attacking game and the result could come down to which defence makes the most errors.

Although much was made of Arsenal's zonal marking system in the aftermath of a goal conceded from a set piece against Manchester City, the reality is that both Premier League goals against the North London club this season have been the result of goalkeeping errors; Wojciech Szcz?sny fumbled a cross against Southampton and against City, Vito Mannone raced off his line only to get nowhere near David Silva's corner, allowing Lescott to head home.

Fear factor, I bet the feeling when you play against Aguero or Suarez is not comparable when you play against handy Giroud (for example), this fear factor may result in defenders making errors... 4.

Then in typical Arsenal fashion we made a collection of defensive errors, leading to a completely unnecessary foul by Koscielny which resulted in a free kick brilliantly put in the top corner.

And that was all soon making itself felt in the performances and results, despite the setback of Cech making two very rare errors in his first Premier League game as a Gunner.

Unless the ref makes an error or there is a wild - deflection goal, the results are ALWAYS fair and deserved.

His long, injury - related hiatus resulted in «some really dumb errors I don't usually make,» but his «good stuff was really good, which is a great sign,» he said in a blog post on his website.

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A whopping 14 points have been dropped by Arsenal so far in the Premier League, as a result of some sloppy errors made by the defense.

The Frenchman made several high - profile errors during the 2010 - 11 season, resulting in him falling down the pecking order on the squad.

Some minutes later another error, Paul Pogba this time with a slip, resulted in De Sciglio with time and space to whip a cross in for Honda, who was making a late run, but the No. 10 miscued his shot and put over.

However, for Ochola 2013, outcome one of Elliott - Rudder 2014, arm two of Yotebieng 2015, adjusting for clustering based on the summary statistic made the standard error larger and the width of the confidence interval increased which resulted in a design of < 1.

An inconsequential error was made by the adjudicator in relation to one of three areas he found this criterion to be in breach of the Admissions Code and as a result the decision in its entirety is being quashed and the determination process re-done.

They have been accused of complacency, herding, of making sampling errors, and even of deliberate manipulation of their results.

Yet it made elementary errors, such as counting every listing, even inactive ones and those rented for just a few nights a year, as a home «kept off the market» — wildly skewing the results.

As ever, look at the polls as a whole, don't make the error of looking more at the ones that give more unusual or exciting results.

Asked about the results on the BBC's Question Time programme, Harriet Harman, the Deputy Leader, who scored 4.95, said it was just «one poll» and said those within the party calling for a leadership election were making «an error of judgement».

Dietl attempted to change his registration from the Republican to Democratic Party in order to challenge de Blasio in the primary, but told the New York Post last week he'd made an error on his registration forms and may be unable to run in the Democratic primary as a result.

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John Ball, the physician who chaired the academies» 2015 report, said ahead of the meeting that he expected «disappointing» results because many of the recommendations to reduce error — including greater use of computerized decision - making tools — have not yet been adopted on a large scale.

A manual review of the data set was therefore required so that minor errors could be corrected and adjustments made as the results were being compiled.

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A representative of Yuri Melekhovets, the director of the Canadian lab, did not accept that the lab had made errors and said that it no longer uses the SNPs we highlighted as giving implausible results.

If someone identifies a problem in your work and you go back and realize that there was contamination, you made an error, or there is some other issue that caused the results to be unreliable, then just be honest about it.

If a future robot cop or soldier made such an error, the results could be tragic.

Riess's result has a mere 4.8 percent margin of error, compared with the huge twofold uncertainty in estimates made two decades ago.

Vexing to doctors, the great majority of positive results are false, not because the tandem mass spec or the other assays have made errors but because certain babies are «borderline normal.»

Without this approach, the results of genomic sequencing would have been swamped with DNA from normal cells, making it difficult to detect cancer - linked DNA errors, Papp says.

So although human decision - making might introduce a degree of bias, it would be a random error and shouldn't skew results one way or the other.

Laboratories in Britain that conduct HIV tests for life insurance companies are running the risk of making errors because of the pressure to report results quickly.

Michael Hansen, a biologist at Aarhus University in Denmark who was not involved in the study, agrees the age of the eels is the largest potential source of error, but says the results make sense biologically, which convinces him it was not a major issue.

Even where measurement error and the Flynn effect are not invoked, a court may have to make sense of a confusing array of results from different tests.

The questionnaires, crafted by Czeisler and his colleagues, asked interns if they had made any harmful or fatal errors that they felt were the result of fatigue or sleep deprivation as well as if they had erred due to other causes.

After all, one of the errors made by the IPCC came as a result of information provided directly by the Dutch government about the percentage of the Netherlands that would be vulnerable to flooding as a result of rising sea levels.

Those odds make it a so - called three - sigma result, falling short of the gold standard for a discovery — five sigma, or a 1 in a million chance of error.

On one front we've already made unprecedented strides: reducing global fertility from 4.9 in 1950 to 2.5 today — an accomplishment of trial and sometimes brutally coercive error, but also a result of one woman at a time making her individual choices.

Although this may suggest a low - carb diet is the healthier choice of the two, making health - care decisions based on a single study can result in errors, Johnston said.

In many cases, if you're making even just one simple, overlooked error, it can really come back to haunt you in terms of the results you're going to be seeing.

After some trial and error, here is what I realised... If your goal it to make the dough rise resulting in light and fluffy muffins, you ' ll need to be aware of some bas...

That's why when I try to make the recipe I have a doubt, and I think that it's just I transcription error: «Ingredients MY MOM»S SHORTBREAD 1 cup butter softened 250 grams 1/2 cup icing sugar 62 grams (may be you should say: 125 gr) 1/2 cup corn starch 62 grams (may be you should say: 125 gr) 1/2 teaspoon salt 2.8 grams 2 cups flour 260 grams -LRB-(may be you should say: 500 gr) MY FRIEND»S SHORTBREAD 1 cup butter softened 250 grams 1/2 cup brown sugar 100 grams 2 1/2 cups flour 325 grams (may be you should say: 750gr)» Could be the cause of some poor results.