Sentence examples for making a faulty from inspiring English sources

Scarpa blamed Sebollena for making a faulty incision, and Victory Memorial for exposing him to aids.

He also said that although ImClone "screwed up" by making a faulty application to the F.D.A., the drug does work.

On Wednesday, Judge Parker apologized to Dr. Lee for those conditions, said he had been wrong to send him to jail and excoriated the government -- and Mr. Kelly in particular -- for misleading him into making a faulty decision.

This can lead to one of the sensors or controllers to have a different view of the system and result in making a faulty decision.

As for the first threat, the probability of making a faulty no-difference conclusion, i.e. a Type II error, increases when sample sizes are small.

Fear of being accused of making a faulty decision was expressed by one as follows: Did I do something wrong – that was the immediate reaction – am I going to be charged?

To do so, Dalton made a faulty but understandable assumption that the simplest hypothesis about atomic combinations was true.

She is so entirely present and in the moment while onstage that she makes a faulty memory seem almost a minor inconvenience.

He said the ministry also made a faulty assumption because the special version of Fuchs has drawn a lot of attention since Germany sent six to Kuwait.

For example, a 14-year-old girl received double her prescribed dose for 10 treatments because the facility made a faulty calculation and then did not follow its policy to verify the dose.

Stations may make a faulty decision at run time in an unreliable communication environment such as wireless medium due to the presence of transient faults.