The erroneous admission of portions of the record from the earlier trial accentuated another impropriety in the proceedings below.
On Tuesday, a lawyer for Mr. Gupta argued that a federal appeals court should overturn his client's conviction and grant a new trial because the verdict was tainted by the erroneous admission of that statement and other wiretapped conversations.
Since the degree of interference caused by each node depends on the traffic carried by the flow, merely monitoring the calls can fail to accurately model the interference and can lead to erroneous admission decisions.
Children who lost significant weight during their stay in the rehydration unit, suggesting inadequate hydration in the face of ongoing diarrhea or an erroneous admission weight, were excluded from analysis, as their dehydration category could not be determined.
Before collection to the database all data were manually validated for the first 24 hours of ICU admission to eradicate erroneous values.
Failure to do so can lead to erroneous lengths-of-stay, and rates of admissions, readmissions, and death.
In addition, not all patients with severe sepsis are admitted to the ICU, i.e. because of age, erroneous clinical judgment or contraindications for ICU admission.
At this point, the system checks for unambiguously erroneous data, e.g., a birth date later than the admission date or other variables such as body temperatures that fall outside of reasonable ranges.
An article in The Arts on Nov. 18 about the increase in the price of admission to the Museum of Modern Art, to $20 from $12, included an erroneous comment from the museum director, Glenn D. Lowry, about government support.
An obituary on Jan . 10about R. Bruce McGill, former president of the Educational Records Bureau, a testing company, included an erroneous reference from a company official about the development of an admission test for private schools in New York.
Correction: January 29 , 2005 Saturday An obituary on Jan . 10about R. Bruce McGill, former president of the Educational Records Bureau, a testing company, included an erroneous reference from a company official about the development of an admission test for private schools in New York.
