Sentence examples for reported errors from inspiring English sources

The 60-page audit found that previously reported errors had been ignored by Transocean.

It might have investigated reported errors and compensated survivors, as the U.S. military has done routinely since 2005 whenever it mistakenly kills civilians in Afghanistan.

All told, of the 103 reported errors and disputes over testing results, more than two-thirds occurred in the past four years.

"From the reported errors that I have looked at, it appears that, in all cases, OpenStreetMap is more accurate than the data that Apple is displaying and does not have the reported problems".

The number of reported errors by air traffic controllers has increased around the country, but the F.A.A. now has a system that allows controllers to report their errors and avoid punishment.

I tried an Internet connection, the screen reported errors of type 3 and.

To determine the frequency with which children attending day care centers (DCCs) receive medications, what types of medications are administered, whether standardized procedures are used in the dispensing of medications, and whether any self-reported errors occur.

In one study that included 184 participants, the rate of self-reported errors did not vary significantly between female and male residents [ 5].

49 50 But another study shows only 2% of patient-reported errors were classified by medical reviewers as 'real clinical medical errors' with most 'reclassified' by clinicians as 'misunderstandings' or 'behaviour or communication problems'.

8 The consequences of burnout for patient safety are controversial because burnout has been associated with an increased number of self-reported errors among primary care physicians, 9 as well as with longer consultations and more focus on problems of a psychosocial nature in the consultations.

Yet, there remain a few areas of concern related to punitive culture (only 12.8%% agree that staff should not be punished for reported errors/incidents), continuity of care (41.1 % believe in the negative consequences of lack in continuity of care process), and resources (48.1 % believe that the medical equipment they have are adequate).