Oh, man, this was a mistake, recording this.
This provision should alleviate doctors' understandable concern that their reputations not be tarnished by inaccurate or mistaken records.
The number of potentially dangerous mistakes recorded by air traffic controllers, who direct an average of 190,000 daily flights nationwide, has jumped by 51percentt in the past year.
Freddie — already propped up with $52 billion in taxpayer funds used to rescue the company from its own mistakes — recorded a loss of $6.7 billion and said it would require an additional $10.6 billion from taxpayers to shore up its financial position.
The monument's Arabic text contains some mistakes, recording the French dead at 700 in number (Henrys recorded 623) and giving the year of the battle as 1912.
In Figure 4A, the causal forces differentiating between the reported y5 from the true score η3C are things like mistaken recording of a respondent's verbal response, or the rounding-error implicit when a truly continuous variable is tapped by categoric Likert responses.
"But I made 63 just in case they made a mistake". The record book says both scored an average of 27.2, but if you keep going to the hundredths, Gervin finished at 27.21 and Thompson finished at 27.15.
Then, in 2012, a Framingham police detective named Kevin Slattery contacted the Middlesex County district attorney's office and indicated that police may have made a mistake, court records show.
The interviewer can make a mistake, and record the wrong answer.
Mr. Lin commenting on two jade seals respectively inscribed with the name "Zhao Mo" and "The Emperor's Seal" believes that the ancient historian Sima Qian made a mistake in recording a king named "Zhao Hu".
By D. Hulbard The New Yorker, March 30 , 1929P. 11 Amusing mistake in recording the words of one player to another, butler says to surgeon, "I haven't got the letters, darling".
