Two reviewers, usually nurses or pharmacists, each review a limited number of randomly chosen charts with a given set of 56 triggers or "hints" of errors.
Bent's qualities include single-mindedness, swiftness, readiness to prey on the hint of an error.
You have to practice your tail off, be savvy about marketing yourself and present programs that establish you as an interesting, distinctive artist, and that are free of any hint of technical error.
Uwer et al. (2002) had found higher error rates in children with SLI vs. controls in tests of discriminating tone frequency, tone duration, and syllable identity, but there was no hint of higher error rates in the 'low ICC' subgroup on these behavioural measures.
What he cannot afford, if he is to maintain his strong claim to be a future world champion, is any hint of the errors that cost him so dearly at the last round in Monaco, where he crashed three times over the race weekend.
We did not observe any hint of genotyping errors.
Given the complete refusal of the neocons and many on the right to even hint at admission of error gives reason to believe it could be a while yet before we reach national conciliation as well as consensus on how we get involved in wars like Iraq and conflict in general.
"Just half or eight million," he said, hinting at the possibility of a huge margin of error.
In 2007, MINOS sniffed a hint of faster-than-light neutrinos, but the margin of error was too big to "make a claim," Plunkett said.
Prolonged exposure to his immaculate art can create a longing for human error, for frailty, for a hint of vulgarity or kitsch.
