Sentence examples for correct lead from inspiring English sources

In this situation, the correct lead is the jack, the second-highest card.

A spokesman for the Department of Housing Preservation and Development said that officials were not available to comment for this article but that the agency had issued 31,463 violations in 2009 over complaints about lead paint and did more than $6 million worth of work to correct lead hazards.

"It's not enough to have the department of health tell people, 'Make sure you wash your hands and put down some wood chips.' " Community advocates and public interest lawyers say an underlying problem is lax enforcement of the city's 2004 law requiring landlords to conduct annual inspections of homes where children under 6 are living and to correct lead hazards.

He would like to see his homeland become the world's first "hydrogen economy"—in which carbon-based fuels such as diesel and petrol are replaced by hydrogen and thus, if the visionaries are correct, lead the rest of the world into a brave, new future of pollution-free transport.Mr Arnason, a member of Iceland's parliament, chairs a task-force that started work on the matter at the end of July.

Similarly, other studies evaluating correct lead placement among healthcare professionals have shown a disappointing degree of disparity, with cardiologists often faring the poorest.

In all patients' correct lead positioning had been verified by fusing the preoperative stereotactic MRI and chronic (≥40 days) postoperative CT using the stereotactic planning software (Leksell SurgiPlan, Elekta, Sweden).

Also for the level-2 and level-3 's, only a small interval around the correct leads to a 0 Hamming distance (i.e.,. Only for level 4 (and level 5 not shown) the entire range investigated leads to a 0 Hamming distance.

Criminal and civil action can be taken if any licensing or work-practice requirements are violated in the course of correcting lead hazards [ 7].

Regardless of the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms, the hallmark of shock states is altered tissue perfusion, which if not rapidly corrected leads to organ dysfunction and death [3, 4].

Inability to secure the airway, with subsequent failure of oxygenation and ventilation is a life-threatening complication which if not immediately corrected leads to decreased oxygen content, brain damage, cardiovascular collapse, and death.

It indicates that the optimal objective minimum errors corrected leads large switch errors when sequencing error rate is high.