It should be pointed out that HCWs might be affected by pictures showing a faulty example.
However, E. O. Wilson and Bert Hölldobler argue that this explanation is faulty: for example, it is based on kin selection, but there is no evidence of nepotism in colonies that have multiple queens.
Alternatively we hypothesize that bats have, and use, additional directional information that they could switch to when they realised that the magnetic compass was faulty (for example an alternative compass mechanism), or that perhaps some bats weighed higher than others in a hierarchy.
(Continuing from Example 1) An occurrence of a faulty decision in Example 1 is to make a wrong and different decision by any of the stations.
In the case of a low faulty position, for example, a too narrow sling position, lateral compression of the urethra, tethered tape, or dystopic position resulting from a hematoma-early correction of the sling position is usually successful.
He said the survey was faulty because, for example, it might find that the wood chips at a playground were not deep enough to provide adequate cushioning.
For example, faulty RFID infrastructure in the initial stages of the Iraq war in 2003 resulted in supplies to the value of $1.2 billion being lost during transport, according to the US General Accounting Office.
Further, James noted that response to criticism also relies on faulty logic, an example of which was a response to twin studies with the statement that coincidences in twins are due to astrology, but any differences are due to "heredity and environment", while for other astrologers the issues are too difficult and they just want to get back to their astrology.
In Hong Kong, for example, faulty sewage works in a residential block were deemed to be the cause of a major outbreak in a residential estate (2 ).
For an example, faulty genes were detected on the basis of the mismatch between the normal gene sequences and the ones predicted by Boolean models in studying oxidative stress response [ 8].
