Faster, slicker and far less error-prone throughout, Canada quickly piled three more scores on the board, with Landry crossing for the second score of a hat-trick.
This is, in my view, a bad idea, although, it must be granted that this is a far less serious error than some others described, since, if anything, the evidence from the cross-over studies is likely to be understated since between-patient standard deviations are used.
Most counties now use either touch-screen or optical-scan voting with precinct-level tallying, which they say leaves far less room for error.
Not only do bowlers need to innovate with slower-ball bouncers and wide-yorkers, but playing against the best batsmen means they are allowed far less margin of error.
In other words, the risk that a prisoner would suffer during lethal injection is greater than in the case of a firing squad, which involves instant death and far less room for error.
Lower income people, the article explains, are far more likely to commit the kinds of transgressions that get one blacklisted, as they live paycheck to paycheck and have far less room for error when balancing their checkbooks.
In general, the effect of envelope error is far less than that of phase error.
But this season, he sounds rejuvenated and excited, more on top of the plays, quicker to name players involved in the action, and far less likely to make errors.
While fraud in voting by mail is far less common than innocent errors, it is vastly more prevalent than the in-person voting fraud that has attracted far more attention, election administrators say.
A significant common gene set is observed only if it has P adj ≤ 0.05 over all GWAS in stage II, and the probability of making type I error is far less than 0.05.
