Ethics aside, the ramifications of such potentially life-threatening errors raise a host of legal and legislative questions.
Lots of "enterprise" backup software exists to try to protect us from computer failures (hardware, software, and user errors), and a host of "consumer" solutions vie for our consumer dollars; but frankly they all suck.
We argue that scientific thinking, although fallible, is ultimately school psychologists' best safeguard against a host of errors in thinking.
The internal report, conducted by Mr. Brennan, blamed a host of errors for the intelligence lapse, including a misspelling of Mr. Abdulmutallab's name.
Martha Stewart's conviction on charges of lying to investigators should be overturned, her lawyers argued in an appeals brief filed yesterday, because of a host of errors that occurred during her trial earlier this year.
Even after sending more than 13 letters to Equifax over the course of two years, Julie Miller could not get the big credit bureau to remove a host of errors that it inserted into her credit report.
The Bloomberg administration on Monday admitted to a host of errors in its handling of the paralyzing snowstorm last month, describing a lack of preparation, confused lines of authority and an ignorance of on-the-ground conditions.
Compared with the game at Twickenham last year, where Wales made a host of errors and gave England a 16-point lead at half-time, this was a markedly better performance.
That insight, he said, may offer researchers better ways to interrupt schizophrenia's molecular cascade of errors before it results in a host of disabling psychiatric symptoms.
