Sentence examples for mistakes associated with from inspiring English sources
Many will balk at this proposal because of the excesses and mistakes associated with the secret wiretapping regime in the Bush administration.
In the meantime, the safety and efficacy of alternative monitors of cardiac output must be tested, if the mistakes associated with the widespread adoption of the PAC are to be avoided.
The advantage of the stock examples of fallacies is that they are designed to highlight what the mistake associated with each kind of fallacy is supposed to be.
Here resides the most common mistake associated with odds ratios in our experience: the authors "forget" what their measure of association is and make interpretations such as "the exposed group has a risk of illness four times greater than the non-exposed group".
All mistakes were associated with repeat specimen collection for laboratory tests, or repeat laboratory analysis thus resulting in an unjustified increase in costs.
It has been reported that patient identification errors were responsible for about 8.8% of all laboratory errors [ 9] and for more than 25% of all pre-analytical errors; and the mistakes were associated with repeated specimen collection, or repeated laboratory analyses thus resulting in an unjustified increase in costs [ 8, 13].
The letter said the onserts "may perpetuate the mistaken beliefs associated with your 'light' cigarettes when marketed as Marlboro in the gold pack".
At the same time Israel's right wingers consistently make the most horrible of mistakes by associating with European parties and politicians from the extreme right.
We found that parameter position in the insertion sheet plays a major role in mistake occurrence (real mistakes); with last insertions being statistically associated with higher rate of mistakes than the insertions at the beginning.
As for the much ballyhooed apology, he went wider than anticipated, apologising for a raft of Labour mistakes – including those strongly associated with his former mentor Gordon Brown, namely the 10p tax cut and the 75p pension rise.
While Lampe readily admits that he has made serious mistakes, his problems are associated with PTSD resulting from three deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan.
