As a fielding team cannot change the placing of fielders while the bowler is in his run-up, the fielding side is effectively wrong-footed with the fielders out of position.
Besides, it's effectively proven wrong by the 20 million Galaxy S II phones sold by Samsung last year.
To safeguard a patient's life, this is not too burdensome, anymore than a mandatory 'timeout' (as practiced in the USA) now effectively prevents wrong site surgery.
We do know that, roughly speaking, a third of patients who are seen in A&E leave A&E without any treatment, so there is effectively nothing seriously wrong.
We decided that our best course of action at the time was to get the injunction, because we didn't want more inaccurate reporting on things which are very clearly wrong effectively.
Pierre Lorinet, Trafigura's chief financial officer, told the Telegraph: "We decided that our best course of action at the time was to get the injunction, because we didn't want more inaccurate reporting on things which are very clearly wrong effectively.
The luminescence turn-on sensors are more suitable for the practical applications, because they can effectively avoid the wrong response and have a higher signal-to-noise in dark background, compared to the luminescent quenching probes.
The community-based health education effectively changed the wrong ideas about health and traditional customs predominate in rural women, such as a preference for home delivery.
Nurses who get this judgement wrong effectively prevent or delay the "rescue" [ 14, 15] of patients by delaying appropriate medical interventions.
It is time for us to listen to people whose journeys we have influenced, and reflect, not only on our professional responsibility to address this issue, but to inform the political will to redress a wrong more effectively and support people on their journey toward resolution and justice.
Many retributivists resist the idea that past convictions should matter, on the grounds that having been punished already, more severe punishment for the next wrong would effectively constitute double punishment for the first (Fletcher 2000: 462; Singer 1979: ch. 5).
