By wading into realms where the district courts traditionally have leeway, the Supreme Court majority undoubtedly believes it is correcting lower-court mistakes.
The most complete analytical estimation ( {P}_{mathrm{st}1+2}^{mathrm{I}} ) (Figure 6), for the most part of the cases analysed, makes a mistake lower than 5% (light green squares).
The once high stakes of choosing a spouse are dramatically lowered when every mistake can be — and is, by Undine — undone by divorce.
Years of schooling teaches us that mistakes lower our grades.
The optimal ratio of primary care doctors to specialists has not been precisely determined, but a system in which at least 50-60% of the physicians are primary care doctors is likely to have better health outcomes, fewer medical mistakes, lower cost, and higher patient satisfaction.
As a rule of thumb, the best classifiers lie below the worst ones because they have a lower cost (classification mistakes).
Stuttering has nothing to do with lower intelligence, personal mistakes, or bad parenting.
Late in the day she provided new documents that showed her mortgage payments were higher than had been estimated, and therefore the amount she had overclaimed by mistake was lower.
The film, happily, would break, or someone lower the curtain by mistake; or perhaps there could be a short circuit, so that all the lights in the cinema went out".
Second-half goals from strikers Gary Madine - the on-loan Sheffield Wednesday player's first for the club - and Frank Nouble ensured that the Sky Blues this time made no mistake against lower league opposition.
American Library Association, No. 02-361, is that the lower court was fundamentally mistaken in framing the issue as one of speech in a public forum and in viewing the libraries as surrogates for the First Amendment interests of their patrons.
