Sentence examples for error evidence from inspiring English sources

While the change is within the margin of error, evidence including increased apprehensions of migrants at the US border leads Pew researchers to speculate in a new report that illegal immigration is again rising.

“The Audit Committee’s investigation has identified a number of accounting errors, evidence of misconduct and deficiencies in the financial control environment,” the company said in Thursday’s statement.

Advanced CDS development moves beyond basic CPOE functions to respond to identified medical errors, evidence-based information changes, potential unintended consequences and continuous quality improvement (CQI) over time, benefiting from a supportive socio-technical infrastructure [ 11].

Leaving aside this fundamental error, the evidence is that co-payments would reduce both "inappropriate or unnecessary" medical care and "appropriate or needed" medical care, which is exactly what you'd expect.

A police officer has apologised to MPs for an "inadvertent error" in evidence to them about the "plebgate" affair.

Or it might be argued that MD normativism's superior capacity to deal with the problem of error provides evidence for its being the right account of meaning determination.

Loci with low minor allele frequencies, high error rates, evidence of deviation from Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium or excessive missing data were removed from the data set (as in the HapMap analysis, [ 12]), as were loci that could not be positioned on Assembly Btau_4.0 or were found on the X chromosome.

Oh, so it's okay with O'Reilly to document a pattern of errors in a "mistake book" as long as you refrain from suggesting that a pattern of errors is evidence of "incompetence?" We're just going to leave you with a cut off of the new Sting album.

The Guardian blog and other critics on Twitter alleged that the challenges put to Mr Davey were based on errors, false evidence or parroted the perspective of "deniers".

These could include a risk of incorrect conclusions being reached on an individual's physical status, increased assessment error, non-evidence-based practice and a lack of comparative data across exercise disciplines, sports or research studies.

In 2012, Cameron apologized to families of the victims after a damning independent report detailed a catalog of errors and evidence that police dishonestly tried to deflect blame onto Liverpool fans who they portrayed as being aggressive, drunk, and ticketless.