Physician burnout has serious repercussions, such as deterioration in patient care, medical errors, substance abuse, interpersonal difficulties, depression and suicide [ 3, 5, 6].
In short, research and programs should be designed so that the more common incremental, reactive, trial-and-error substance-specific categorical strategies are incorporated into more comprehensive systems that, if improved, will address many individual toxic substances and unhealthy housing factors simultaneously and at lower incremental cost.
By trial and error, the ancients discovered substances like animal fats and vegetable and mineral oils that are efficient lubricants.
The calculated average absolute errors for pure substances and reservoir fluids indicate that the proposed model presents acceptable outcomes, in spite of its simplicity and it is more accurate in comparison with the other mentioned methods.
Every error is an error of substance, a betrayal of ignorance and inexperience, the academic equivalent of the double dribble.
Recognizing that the error threatened to overshadow the substance of the meeting, the State Department dispatched several senior officials to brief reporters traveling with Mrs. Clinton.
In its findings, the committee concluded that this error was "no different in substance or egregiousness to operating on the wrong limb".
The tolerance limit is defined as the maximum concentration of the interfering substance that caused error less than ±5%% for determination of 5-FU.
Al Zarooni said on Monday he had made a "catastrophic error" in using the banned substances, saying he did not realise he had broken the rules as the horses were not racing at that time.
I will clean up typos and minor errors, but will not change substance.
Two perspectives can explain possible measurement errors in self-reports on substance use, namely a situational and a cognitive perspective [ 42].
