Sentence examples for programme error from inspiring English sources
Paul Pharoah, a professor of cancer epidemiology at the University of Cambridge, said: "I believe that the furore over the NHS breast screening programme error has resulted in unnecessary worry for those women who may not have received a breast screening invitation.
Due to the seriousness of the programme error, we need to patch it ASAP.
The 19-year-old fell twice in the free skating final but held on because of a world record score in Thursday's short programme and errors from his rivals.
The 19-year-old fell twice in the free skating final but prevailed thanks to a world record score in Thursday's short programme and errors from his rivals.
This programme detects errors in Mendelian transmission patterns and if encountered a warning is printed and the pedigree is discarded.
There are no established programmes on error records.
Crossrail, the cross-London high-speed rail link, has an amber-green status, while HS2, the north-south link, has the same amber-red status as the Department for Work and Pension's fraud and error programme, and its plans to introduce personal independence payments.
Exposure to antipsychotic drugs and other medications were identified using the Ontario Drug Benefit (ODB) database, which records prescription medication use for those receiving full drug benefits under the provincial drug programme with an error rate of <1%.
In normal circumstances, this would be a very upbeat time for Just TV, the production company that makes Channel 4's Trial and Error programmes.
The question is prompted by the decision this week by the organisation Inside Justice to list an archive of miscarriage of justice cases going back to the 1950s and to start putting online films from the archives of BBC's Rough Justice and Channel 4's Trial and Error programmes as a reminder of what television used to do to address such wrongs.
However, most adverse events following immunisation that occur are the result of programme or human errors.
