Sentence examples for questions and errors from inspiring English sources

Any missing questions and errors were corrected with the interviewers, or by returning to the household when necessary.

But on the heels of a disappointing Department of Natural Resources hearing in December, where residents say Illinois agency officials refused to accept documentation and photographs of blasting and pollution violations, Tuesday's hearing revealed unanswered questions and troubling errors in the EPA permitting process, including incorrectly labeled streams.

By examining how participants interpret self-completion measures, improvements can be made that reduce the number of unanswered questions and response errors, and raise overall response rates [ 5, 6].

If I'm reading a memoir by, say, a scientist I've ­never heard of, I'm likely to swallow what's ­being fed to me without question, bias and errors included.

However, some physicians know patients are hearing about these issues and are not offended by questions about performance and errors".

Moreover, an immunologist was also invited to review the questions for accuracy and errors, as well as to ensure the content validity.

During the class, I would typically move throughout the room, answering questions and correcting technique errors.

That doesn't eliminate the potentially misleading effects of leading questions and skip logic errors.

There is no question that the trial-and-error process of building machines and industries has, over the centuries, resulted in the loss of much blood and many thousands of lives.

Whenever someone needs to assume a new responsibility, "[documented steps and manuals allow] for questions to be answered and errors to be avoided or corrected in the moment," says Olson.

Because of an editing error, a question-and-answer article on Thursday, about the effect the Obama administration's housing plan would have on individual homeowners, omitted two subheadings that specified whether the answers applied to homeowners eligible for modification of their mortgages or to homeowners who could qualify for refinancing.