But it is batting errors which are keeping the scores down.
Mammologists would not necessarily reduce communication errors, which are often institutional issues.
It's even common to discuss driving errors (which are clearly non-criminal violations) as illegal an illegal turn, for example.
It's even common to discuss driving errors (which are clearly non-criminal violations) as illegal — an illegal turn, for example.
There should be consequences in the event of errors — which are, tragically, made, and are the great risk.
Beyond the inaccuracies arising from the article's mistaken premises, there were also several other factual errors, which are corrected today in an editors' note on Page A2.
Local papers are concerned that complaints about inaccuracy and small errors which are normally settled uncontentiously will now turn into full-scale arbitration disputes which, under the system, have to be funded by local papers.
The automation of an electronic system could sharply reduce medical errors, which are estimated to be responsible for 45,000 to 98,000 deaths a year, according to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences.
Errors, which are shown vertical bars, are smaller than symbols.
No differences were predicted on nonperseverative errors, which are typically caused by brief attentional lapses.
Systematic errors, which are difficult to detect, can lead to a loss of accuracy.
