The work continued to back up, with increasingly inexplicable absences and continual errors.
And a very careful next step for us at NoVo, because I don't want to be pulled into a conversation around right and wrong, is continual trial and error regarding the power dynamic around money.
"There's continual room for errors that keep compounding," Mr. Le Vine said.
Farmers who were also seriously involved in a formalized research and experimentation process at their own homesteads became more proficient with gardening systems in general, through continual trial-and-error comparisons and making decisions based on observations, than those who were not involved.
This suggests that despite what Mr Obama's speech suggested, his foreign policy resembles a continual process of trial and error rather than the application of clear principles.
Wesley et al. [ 30] offers as an alternative hypothesis, that an error in the continual induction of odontoblasts after the interaction with the ameloblastic layer causes differentiation and/or abnormal function of the odontoblasts.
Sperm cells divide every 15 days or so, whereas egg cells are relatively stable, and continual copying inevitably leads to errors, in DNA as in life.
When leaders create a culture of learning and continual improvement, there are fewer errors, greater flow of information, and less dependency on a few experts to do critical tasks.
Codons experience continual nucleotide substitutions as a result of errors in replication.
The connection between the IPL and cerebellar regions suggests that the IPL may receive cerebellar error signals that support the rapid, continual fine-tuning of control settings and decision making.
As DNA homeostasis would seem to require a continual state of DNA repair, its involvement in error-prone processes even at a low frequency would have important implications for the mutational mechanisms that could underlie evolution, aging, and disease.
