On the January 30 edition of SmackDown!, Hardy explained that his actions at the Royal Rumble were due to him being fed up with "sharing the spotlight" with Jeff and taking care of Jeff when he was nothing more than a "self-destructive screw-up" and a "constant mistake", and that, from that point onward, he no longer considered Jeff as a partner or sibling.
Different models proceed on the assumption that the splicing machinery makes mistakes at a constant error rate, is dependent on the number of introns or is determined by the number of introns and transcript abundance [ 155, 157].
There is no more Darwinian society than the United States, no society that operates so clearly according to selection by experimentation and the constant elimination of mistakes.
People are inherently a constant source of mistakes.
She rose from a life trapped in a bunker into a life defined by constant mishaps and mistakes.
At walking speeds, the Jetta Hybrid commits the cardinal sin of EV calibrations, mistaking constant light brake pressure to mean the driver wants to maintain the same crawl speed.
Through his lawyer, the 41-year-old Rafati issued a statement that alludes to pressure to perform, scrutiny from the media and "constant fear of making mistakes" that grew in the end into a depression that he felt he could no longer cope with.
Yet, the acknowledgement of the death of people can serve as a constant example of past mistakes that future generations should refrain from repeating (Robins 2014).
The focus should not only be on emergency relief and recovery, but also on the mitigation of earthquake disaster risk, building resilience, learning from experiences and past mistakes, and constant implementation of disaster risk reduction measures (Bilham 2009; Lacasse and Nadim 2011; Alexander 2012a).
