The matter involves an error in an expert's long-term study of Armstrong's muscle efficiency -- and whether that error is significant, or incidental.
It does not strike me reading them, in the light of the judge's rulings and his factual findings, that any of them involved an error of law.
It involves an error in the division of chromosome 21 that results in trisomy (three copies of a chromosome instead of two are inherited), bringing the total number of chromosomes to 47 instead of 46.
The estimated permeability involved an error of about 20% compared with the permeability measured by the conventional method, suggesting that the diffusometry-based NMR well logging with gradient coils is applicable to the in-situ permeability measurement of strata.
As a result, dividing each submatrix in the autocorrelation matrix R ̂ by the corresponding coefficient g m to obtain Q ̂ F involves an error term, i.e., Q ̂ F = Q F + △ Q F, where △Q F is the error term, and △ Q F ( ( k − 1 ) J + 1 : kJ, ( l − 1 ) J + 1 : lJ ) = 1 g m △ R ( ( k − 1 ) J + 1 : kJ, ( l − 1 ) J + 1 : lJ ) with m = (k−l) M + 1, ∀1 ≤ k,l ≤ M.
The most common judgment call involving an error occurs when the defense fails to put out a batter-runner who puts the ball in play.
However, this distinction is debatable, and the view has been taken that courts sometimes simply regard a matter as one involving an error of law if they wish to adopt an interventionist approach, and seek to allow judicial review to take place.
What about the other two combinations of control probe-set outcomes involving an error?
It may or may not have been preventable and may or may not have involved an error on the part of the health care team' [ 15].
