Sentence examples for error of involving from inspiring English sources

"The haste in publishing the names of suspects in the attacks has made the media fall into the error of involving innocent people, especially Saudis," Prince Mit'eb bin Abdullah, the deputy commander of the Saudi National Guard, complained to reporters in Riyadh.

It has been said that an error of fact involves a situation where there are new or different primary facts yet to be put before the court, such as a new witness, or what people saw or heard, whereas an error of law involves a misinterpretation of a statutory word or phrase with regard to such facts.

Two other inborn errors of metabolism involving branch chain amino acids are isovaleric acidemia and hypervalinemia.

Christopher Pyne says the Human Rights Commission president, Gillian Triggs, has made "substantial errors of judgment" involving herself in politics, as he and a ministerial colleague refused to express confidence in her.

Catalytic defects are a common mechanism of disease in inborn errors of metabolism involving enzyme-coding genes.

The person had described the chain of events as "a comedy of errors" involving a number of people at the station.

Three sources of error involving modal incoherence, pairwise coupling loss factor and blocked modal energy are identified.

Failure in any one of these competencies can lead to a cumulative series of errors involving various members of the healthcare team, with adverse patient outcomes.

Table 1 demonstrates that the most common type of error (82% of errors) involves cases in which a SNP is called homozygous from the Illumina GA data but is called heterozygous from the array data.

In a letter to manufacturers, the F.D.A. said its action was based on a recent analysis of more than 1,000 reports of errors involving these devices that were filed over the last 10 years.

Five pathologists made a careful study of observer error, involving repeated examination of routine paraffin sections, to determine whether the cases were a homogeneous group or a collection of differing sub-groups.