Sentence examples for error endangered from inspiring English sources

If my error endangered my patient in any way, I had completely failed in the most fundamental obligation of the job.

Mid Staffordshire trust became infamous for a catalogue of errors endangering patient safety – which were made public last March by the CQC's predecessor, the Healthcare Commission.

Izzie makes a treatment error that endangers the life of a patient, and is fired from the hospital's surgical program.

The plaintiffs, Daniel Wemp and Isum Mandingo who included The New Yorker's owner, Advance Publications Inc., as a codefendant in the suit alleged that Diamond's account of the tribal war, in which they were allegedly involved, contained numerous errors, harmed their reputations, and endangered the life of Wemp, who was described as organizing the war in Diamond's article.

Conversely, in some cases, we have reports from families and friends that older drivers commit lane-related errors that may endanger them.

Compounding that error could leave America increasingly alone and increasingly endangered.

The implications of these errors can be profound because many conservation plans for endangered wildlife are based on habitat use patterns derived from movement data [17].

However, the rankings with the large sample sizes (least concern and vulnerable) had greater variance than the rankings with the small sample sizes (near threatened and endangered), which tends to reduce the Type I error rate in an ANOVA [20].

By understanding the effect of GPS measurement error, ecologists are able to disregard false signals to more accurately design conservation plans for endangered wildlife.

We examine the effect of these potential errors using a multi-year data set on the distribution of the migratory and endangered swift parrot (Lathamus discolor).

Not endangered.