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Legal analysts said the error was likely to have been caused by prosecutors copying and pasting from sealed documents outlining charges against the WikiLeaks founder.
Former staff at the theme park told the Guardian that human error was likely to have played a major part in the collision, which left riders suspended 25ft in the air at a 45-degree angle.
Anyone who had innocently filled in his immigration card with "Britain" rather than "UK" for his country of origin, or had perhaps crossed out an error, was likely to be sent to the back of the queue: again the bad-child approach.
However, the measurement error was likely to have been non-differential with respect to disease status and thus could be expected to bias risk estimates towards the null.
These were aligned and sorted into haplotype classes ('A' and 'B' where shown to be heterozygous), and the consensus sequence was deduced by assuming that single-base Taq error was likely to occur only once.
Like a game of Chinese whispers, any small error is likely to be propagated along the chain of remembering.
The error is likely to have been human, either in not realizing that the convoy contained allies or in mistakenly pinpointing its position as the bull's-eye.
Human error is likely to have played a major part in the rollercoaster crash at Alton Towers that saw four riders airlifted to hospital with serious injuries, former staff at the theme park have claimed.
The value of a test case is to be measured in economic terms, which could be based on the probability that a particular case will occur, and the probability that an error is likely to be uncovered.
And this prediction error is likely to be big given that forecasting exchange rates is difficult.
