Sentence examples for multiple irregularities in from inspiring English sources

Khan appealed following the points defeat against Peterson, with the WBA saying there were "multiple irregularities" in the fight.

The WBA ordered a rematch, claiming there were "multiple irregularities" in the first fight, but the fight was cancelled nine days before it was due to be staged in Las Vegas.

The WBA stated that there were "multiple irregularities" in the first fight after Khan appealed against the points defeat, which took place in Peterson's home town of Washington DC.

The WBA ordered a rematch earlier this month, claiming there were "multiple irregularities" in the first fight, and giving Peterson 180 days to agree terms with Khan for a new contest.

Bronchoscope cultures taken after manual re-processing grew P. aeruginosa, S. marcescens and S. maltophilia with identical antibiograms to Patient 4. Procedure review revealed multiple irregularities including reduction of immersion time in sterilant from 30 to 10 minutes.

In September 2013, the panels reported multiple irregularities; for example, several consent forms had been received after the trial began.

Khan was reinstated as light-welterweight champion in July by another body, the WBA, after it cited "multiple irregularities" with the original decision to award the fight to the American.

As illustrated in Fig. 4, spraying onto a low temperature substrate (70 °C) results in irregularities in the film with multiple domains or features (Fig. 4a), changing to a ribbon- or filament-like structure (Fig. 4b, c), with increasing TIS.

Multiple echoes recorded on ionograms are the signature of these irregularities in the ionograms, usually called Spread-F.

Likewise, to the extent there were irregularities in the Loan Guarantee Program process that awarded Solyndra its consideration (multiple problems have been uncovered by the Government Accountability Office), aggressive steps should be taken to ensure the integrity of this and other government investment programs.

In the document, "Irregularities in LaCour (2014)," Broockman, along with a fellow graduate student, Joshua Kalla, and a professor at Yale, Peter Aronow, argued that the survey data in the study showed multiple statistical irregularities and was likely "not collected as described".