Sentence examples for correctly failure from inspiring English sources

Manufacturers have now developed sufficiently tough adhesives that, if used correctly, failure usually takes place in the concrete just above the interface.

(5) Manufacturers have now developed sufficiently tough adhesives that, if used correctly, failure usually takes place in the concrete just above the interface.

On Wednesday, BBC Nottingham reported that the review identified 13 failures and concluded the child's death was "almost certainly preventable". It found failures to record or pass on information correctly, failure to follow correct guidelines and delays in administering the correct treatment.

Simulations were performed and do indicate that, for the studied examples, uncoupled models are not capable of correctly predicting failure.

These lists of questions that start broad and get more and more specific based on how the customer answers, enables minimally trained support staff to leverage customers to correctly classify failure symptoms.

The most common reason for health workers' not classifying correctly was failure to ask about the symptom or to make a classification at all, rather than making an incorrect classification.

Once correctly diagnosed, failure to prescribe an antibiotic was unusual.

An ÖMPQ score of over 130 has been shown to correctly predict failure of return to work in 86% of cases [ 51].

They showed that if one of the two working models is correctly specified, failure time is independent of censoring time conditional on the two risk scores.

Only 74 (19.6%) MTV users had worn a helmet correctly and failure to wear a helmet was associated with a five times greater risk of intracranial injury (RR 4.99, 95% CI 1.23 20.1).

A small proportion of these studies would have been identified by our manual search and bibliography check but failing to conduct either of the ELS approaches would still have led to a serious 'loss' of data (or, more correctly, a failure to find data) that would have compromised the integrity and accuracy of our review's findings.