As for taking responsibility for the lapses of some police officers, he asked whether an editor would be asked to resign if a reporter had been incompetent.
He suggests that all dogs and their owners may be made to suffer for the lapses of some antisocial or aggressive dog owners by the withdrawing of "privileges" like "courtesy hours," when dogs may run off-leash in a park.
In total, 64.3% of the students (164 of 255) had witnessed a lapse of professionalism at some point of their training (Table 1), and this was more evident in the clerkship (72.3%, 68 of 94), compared to the pre-clerkship (59.6%, 96 of 161).
Moreover, we show time lapse images of some representative cells in Figure 4. Growth rates are generally not dependent on cell size in fission yeast (as shown by near-linear growth curves).
Cornerback Corey Webster said, "There can be some lapse of communication between players" and added, "we definitely are angry".
(In Cambridge, where I work, religiosity is accounted one of those conditions that suggest some lapse of hygiene on the part of those afflicted, as with worms or lice).
Asking if there was one single incident that decided the war's outcome, he answers by pointing not to some lapse of Southern will or instance of Northern superiority, but to a moment in 1864.
Some Lapse of Time – an episode about a doctor pushed to the edge of collapse by nightmarish visions while treating a homeless man suffering from high levels of radiation poisoning – is played out in a gleaming white hospital set created by a talented young BBC designer called Ridley Scott.
As for her aged father, a former senator loyal to Trujillo, he never understood the reasons for his Kafkaesque fall from grace, never understood whether the mercurial dictator was simply testing his loyalty -- as he did so routinely with those closest to him -- or whether there had been some unthinking lapse of devotion on his part.
However 64% responded that they had witnessed some form of lapse of professionalism as a student in the MD program.
