Sentence examples for felt that error from inspiring English sources

Others also felt that error reporting to the hospital was complicated and time-consuming.

Furthermore, a large percentage of participants in the current study felt that errors were common.

Ninety-five participants (58%) of those who believed they knew what a medical error was, felt that medical errors occurred often in the community, compared to 7 participants (4%) who felt that errors never happened.

In contrast, nurses fear disciplinary action from supervisors (e.g., managers or physicians) and feel that errors logged in their files will limit career advancement opportunities [ 18].

An error could be classified as "benign," if it was felt that the error could not possibly be due to malicious intent on the part of the applicant and could not benefit the application.

The St Mary's crowd were all too aware that it was Clattenburg's first match back in the middle since being accused of making a racist remark to John Obi Mikel during the Chelsea versus Manchester United match on 28 October, and he spent most of the game with their jeers ringing in his ears, while both managers felt that a refereeing error had played a part in the goal their team had conceded.

It is possible that some students felt that such a dosing error is unlikely to be clinically significant, though we would note a case report of an 800 mg dose administered to an infant following a circumcision resulting in hepatotoxicity [ 17], and even underdosing holds the potential for clinical significance.

It is also possible that some of those who were visually impaired due to uncorrected refractive errors felt that their visual impairment was due to cataract and not refractive errors and vice versa.

Furthermore, with the measurement error taken into account by the recoding of the obtained R1 angles for each muscle group to the spasticity score, it was felt that inter-rater measurement errors - if any - were taken into account for this population.

The writer felt that he must correct his error after he had a dream in which, while excavating ancient Roman ruins he came across a freshly written chalk inscription "Hic erat Kilroy".

He felt that the small margin of error in later levels lent towards frustration.