Sentence examples for issue an error from inspiring English sources

If unknown data types are received, they may issue an error to the service manager, which may forward it to the network manager to take appropriate actions.

Correction to: British Journal of Cancer (2009) 101, 1909 1918; doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6605405 Upon publication of this paper in the last issue, an error was spotted in the clinical data in Table 1 – Chip number IB54 was incorrectly listed twice, when in the second instance it should have been referred to as IB60.

Maple simplifies b0 to 1 even if no constraints are placed on b, and evaluates 00 to 1. Maple 16 simplifies 0x to 0. Macsyma also simplifies b0 to 1 even if no constraints are placed on b, but issues an error for 00.

Final results show that tabulation issues led to an error affecting approximately 3,200 votes, the board said.

Beyond these issues, a systematic error was found in the way the length of stay was documented: it always included the day of admission and the day of discharge (instead of just the nights of stay as outlined in the MTUHA guidelines/manual) and therefore one day too many was recorded for all patients.

"Over 50% of tickets have an issue or error that makes them invalid," he explains.

Since publication of this article in the May 2012 issue of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, an error has been identified in the first full paragraph on page 253.

Snap also is experimenting with a feature among some users enabling them to shake their device when they encounter an error or issue, which brings up a tool for sending feedback to the company.

Correction to: British Journal of Cancer (2010) 103: 668–675; doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6605736 Upon publication of the above paper in Volume 103, Issue 5, the authors noticed an error in Table 1, wherein some of the totals in the final column were incorrect.

Court spokeswoman Kathy Arberg said Kennedy's order issued a day earlier was an error, corrected by Kennedy several hours later with a second order.

The company has since issued a statement saying that an error caused Bing to state, incorrectly, that some search results had been censored.