Robert D. Drain, a federal bankruptcy judge in the Southern District of New York, said in court last month that the failure of the mortgage industry to deal with pervasive problems involving inaccurate documentation and improper court filings amounted to "the greatest failure of lawyering in the last 50 years".
This is important considering that many diseases of aging involve inaccurate microtubule organization coupled with transport dysfunctions.
Therefore, this sequence variation suggests that MITE transposition may not be a simple "insertion" or "excision" process and possibly involves an inaccurate DNA replication mechanism, such as break-induced replication (BIR).
The field of behavioral economics analyzes imperfections in market decision-making, but the biggest practical problems often involve our inaccurate perceptions of what the public sector is up to and how much it will affect us.
Federal regulators are poised to crack down on eight financial firms that are not part of the recent government settlement over home foreclosure practices involving sloppy, inaccurate or forged documents.
He had corrected a false statement about the dates of his service on the military court in Strasbourg, errors as to the ranks of officers involved, an inaccurate account of the submission and rejection of an appeal for clemency, and a wrong date given for the execution of the officer he had sentenced to death.
'I Have Dreams About the Lovers I Never Had' The stage directions for this excerpt from the play "Carson McCullers: (Historically Inaccurate)" involve the title character lying partly paralyzed in bed in Nyack, N.Y., in 1964, three years before her death, while a visitor, the actress and singer Ethel Waters, sits in a nearby chair.
Similarly, understanding the issues involved in the inaccurate reporting of sexual behaviour and other relevant practices during the trial makes it possible to adjust data collection techniques and improve accuracy.
Performance reports should include a table of beat-by-beat comparisons, showing not-only the number of misclassifications, but also the identity of the classes involved in each inaccurate classification.
A method to detect the discontinuity of a shock wave from computational fluid dynamics (CFD) data was developed based on the theory of characteristics and was adopted to replace the inaccurate method that involves observation of the location of steep spatial gradient with respect to the primitive variables, such as pressure.
