Sentence examples for errors the issue from inspiring English sources

This article introduces selected elements of Rasmussen's legacy, including the SRK model, his theoretical approach of errors, the issue of investigating accidents, his model of migration and the sociotechnical view.

In his earliest medical work (written in the 1790s) he took it upon himself to "correct" Brown's errors, the main issue being a denial of Brown's disease classification, "excessive excitement," which Maclean instead identified as an indirect form of debility.

3.43pm: Clegg has lambasted Cameron for resisting electoral reform, accusing the Tories of making a "huge error" on the issue.

To summarize: The refusal was properly placed before the jury; the instructions on assumption of the risk were not in error and the issue was properly before the jury; there was no violation of the free exercise clause of the First Amendment.

The second sentence of its opinion contains the key to the majority's errors here: "The issues we are required to confront are new, important, and difficult".

They added: "With no sensible explanation from the PSNI [Police Service of Northern Ireland], this must surely now raise the question of whether there have been other errors in the issuing of other such letters.

Further research is needed to assess the relationship between missing clinical information and diagnostic errors; to examine the issue in primary care; and to consider the patients perspective.

We find one putative gene fusion that turns out, on close inspection, to be the product of replicated assembly errors, further highlighting the issue of false positives in the study of rare events.

To minimize mapping errors and address the issue of repetitive regions, reads which mapped to more than one location or with more than 2 alignment mis-matches were discarded.

Two opportunities are known where the error in the issuing of this letter could have been raised, yet nothing was done.

It is unlikely that either candidate will make a televised error on the issues -- as when, say, Gerald Ford seemed to deny Soviet control of Eastern Europe.