Sentence examples for deficiencies and errors from inspiring English sources

Since the problems with the Stantec and Hatch reports were identified, however, Pacific Northwest has been doing a tremendous amount of research to try to address the deficiencies and errors in the existing science.

But a report, obtained by VICE News and since released publicly, commissioned by federal regulators from government scientists casts doubt on Pacific Northwest's claim and finds some of the research on which it is based to be riddled with "numerous and significant deficiencies and errors in the modeling procedures, input data, and assumptions".

When we consider such a sensitive issue as medical error, this information may be even less reliable [ 45] Reporting medical deficiencies and errors possibly face some organizational and cultural barriers (inevitability of error, habit, collegial bond), that could lead to bias in gathering information [ 45- 49].

4 Of the available taxonomies used to classify ambulatory medical errors, most use Reason's framework of contributive and causative factors to make the distinction between human errors (knowledge deficiencies) and system errors (communication, process and organisational problems).

Michal Krolikowski, the Justice Ministry's undersecretary of state, added to the criticism, saying there had been "several legal deficiencies and some errors" in the operation.

Cognitive engineering research is needed to focus on determinants of SA deficiencies and human errors in working with tools aimed to support cyber security analyst perception and decision making processes.

13 14 For the study of live surgery, feedback was facilitated by review of a videotape recording of the operation and a 60 min structured feedback session, during which technical deficiencies and possible errors were covered and instructions for improvement offered.

A significant proportion of errors suggest skill and knowledge deficiencies, with errors and severity reducing as clinical experience increases.

The "potential ortholog" class helped to identify additional orthology relationships, however, it also identified deficiencies in the genome sequence and errors in the annotation of many bovine genes.

By improving coordination between providers, reducing delays and errors, and remedying deficiencies in the technical interventions provided, obstetric drills could plausibly have an impact on stillbirths.

Most research, however, agree that the main goal of quality management is to improve and meet stakeholder needs by removing deficiencies including error and rework [17,18].