For Samkhya, in general, error is partial truth; there is no negation of error, only supplementation, though later Samkhya authors tended to ascribe error to wrong interpretation.
10,000,000 MILES TRAVELED Eighty Per Cent. of Fatal Airplane Accidents Ascribed to Errors in Judgment.
Labute ascribed these errors to questionable or ambiguous geometry.
These may constitute pseudogenes, or be ascribed to errors in assembly.
Most Western diplomats ascribe the errors at the commission to "cock-up, not conspiracy".
Most real-world networks exhibit scale-free-like behavior (Albert et al., 2000), and the property ascribes error tolerance against random malfunctions, indicating that the ChINs allow for robust systems.
The current evaluation, in line with others [ 25, 30], neglects measurement error by DXA methodology [ 31] and ascribes all error, being the deviation between BIA and DXA, to the BIA methodology.
Mr. Heymann, who did not dispute this and other errors ascribed to the book, attributed them to researchers he had engaged to conduct interviews on his behalf.
Despite the technologic advances in design, resulting in the development of "smart" pumps to help deliver analgesia more safely, patient-controlled analgesia (PCA) is still involved in a significant proportion of the medication errors ascribed to intravenous (IV) drug administration, many of which have harmed patients.
This discrepancy may be ascribed to the errors of the theoretical methodology.
Thus, we suggest that stress-induced increase in AS could be ascribed to splicing errors or inaccuracies caused by stress.
