Fig. 3C illustrates the potential of our proposed approach also for the identification of potentially erroneous transcript annotations.
Nasdaq disclosed that it was "investigating potentially erroneous transactions" involving shares of BATS from 11 14 a.m. to 11 15 a.m.
The exchange says it is looking into "potentially erroneous transactions" and will cancel all trades that were made above $47.82 in the one minute after 9 30 a.m.
Shortly thereafter, Nasdaq disclosed that it was "investigating potentially erroneous transactions" involving BATS between 11 14 a.m. and 11 15 a.m.
But his administration has also complained about fraud, and the president has asked Congress for $100 million and 650 new employees to identify potentially erroneous claims before any money is paid out.
"The proposed rule, if implemented, would create a disclosure regime that is burdensome and difficult, if not impossible to comply with, resulting in potentially erroneous disclosure," lobbyists for the group said in a letter to the commission.
He noted that the potentially erroneous figure in question had appeared only in the panel's full report of more than 1,000 pages and had been omitted in later summary documents that the panel produced to guide policy.
The Government Accountability Office recommended a halt to construction on the core facility until the design meets nuclear industry guidelines, a new incentive structure to avoid premature reward payments, and an investigation into potentially erroneous payments.
Google trades after 3 57 pm under investigation by Nasdaq; trades were "potentially erroneous" – Bloomberg (404.14 -39.57).
Therefore, potentially erroneous interpretations of geochemical data could result without at least first identifying and characterizing deformation microstructures.
These values were compared to experimental results and discrepancies are discussed, drawing attention to potentially erroneous simplifying assumptions.
