The other major cause of missing incidents was a lapse in supervision, often intentional as when an informal caregiver sleeps and at other times unintentional such as unattended exit at a professional care setting.
The Lancashire seamers, Anderson included, have not helped their cause by lapsing into shortness.
Second, most staff are not trained in identification of systems failures and may neglect to look further than the proximal cause of the error (eg, a slip or lapse) when attributing causes to the incident.
Kevin Garnett regaled Patrick's audience via speakerphone, the intimacy of the proceedings causing him to lapse into profanity; a bleary Jim McMahon, the face of 1980s quarterbacking cool, answered Patrick's phone call from his bed.
b Comparison of lapse times with maximum observed seismic intensities.
Screencap of The Sounds component of Lapse.
At a Congressional hearing, Dr. Joshua M. Sharfstein, the agency's principal deputy commissioner, contradicted company executives' assertions that the kinds of lapses causing the recall were limited to a site in Fort Washington, Pa., that has since been shut down for an overhaul.
In its ruling, CAS said: "The panel found that the match stoppage and the eventual abandonment of the match were caused by security lapses of the organisers and acts of violence exerted on the Albanian players by the Serbian fans and at least one security steward.
"The main cause of most of these incidents appears to be a temporary lapse of situational awareness, poor or lack of communication, failure to follow proper procedures, or human error".
To determine the cause of abnormal insulin expression in FZ-2 morphants, we conducted a time-lapse imaging analysis.
BP's chief executive, Tony Hayward, is under unrelenting pressure over safety lapses suspected to have caused the Deepwater Horizon oil rig disaster, the cause of the largest offshore oil spill in US history.
