Sentence examples for responsible for errors from inspiring English sources
"T.W.A. is not responsible for errors or omissions in this fare table which is printed for information only".
A congressman, he asserted, should not be held responsible for errors made by those working for him.
WASHINGTON — Two senior Marine Corps generals have been ordered to take early retirement after being found responsible for errors in judgment and failure to provide adequate security at a base in southwestern Afghanistan that was the scene of a deadly — and humiliating — insurgent attack last year that killed two Marines and destroyed six Harrier attack jets.
However, plucked networks emphasize constraint fluctuations responsible for errors caused by the MFA.
Patients may also make an informed choice that leads to a significant event, and in such circumstances may be 'morally' responsible for errors that they make [ 39].
CT has estimated the involvement of paraglottic spaces in two cases of six and the infiltration of thyroid cartilage in two cases of six, while MRI is not responsible for errors in these assessments.
Two reviewers (MM and JK) will be responsible for error checking of all text and quantitative data as entered by the other two reviewers (LL and HH).
White and Diedrichsen's [7] results suggest an uncomfortable alternative: the models that are responsible for error, not for control, get the lion's share of the corrective task and of the learning that follows.
DNA polymerase V is responsible for error-prone translesion synthesis (e.g., following UV-irradiation), which allows DNA synthesis to proceed despite a high rate of error incorporation [ 32], yet there are organisms, including V. cholerae El Tor, that apparently do not encode these functions [ 33, 34].
Consumers have a responsibility to hold manufacturers and companies responsible for their errors and mistakes.
One explanation for this phenotype could be that the 3'-5' proofreading exonuclease is normally responsible for correcting errors generated by Pol IV, and in its absence, more Pol IV errors persist as mutations.
