Sentence examples for result of irregularities from inspiring English sources
The restatement is mostly a result of irregularities from improperly accounted expenses at the European operations of the McCann-Erickson Worlargestp, the largest Interpublic division by revenue.
The investigation began about five months ago as a result of irregularities uncovered by monitors hired by the Yankees and by the Port Authority, as well as by the authority's own engineers, according to law enforcement officials and people involved in both projects.
By doing this, they hope to be able to find out what goes wrong in women who suffer repeated miscarriages, which may be the result of irregularities in the way the placenta forms during the crucial early stages if embryonic development.
The examples discussed and presented here are the result of irregularities identified during the grading process of some postgraduate coursework submissions.
As a result of irregularities in DNA replication occurring throughout the S phase, key genes that regulate cell cycle pathways are damaged, giving rise to single-base mutations and chromosomal aberrations.
In an interview, Mr. Robledo said the case had no bearing on any other foreign property owners, but was a result of the irregularities in the land records.
Lawsuits and government investigations involving Mr. Raines and two other former Fannie Mae executives were the result of accounting irregularities at the company.
The surface topography of all samples is very flat at the nanoscale, which indicates that the observed features are not the result of surface irregularities.
Audit Committees (hereafter AC) appeared as a result of the irregularities detected in financial information provided by companies after bankruptcy cases or illegal actions and had the aim of guaranteeing transparency and control in large companies.
This noise is a result of surface irregularities that affect the direction in which the incident laser beam is reflected, which in turn corrupts the measured response at those locations.
Such crystallographic defects in diamond may be the result of lattice irregularities or extrinsic substitutional or interstitial impurities, introduced during or after the diamond growth.
