Sentence examples for resulting from mistakes from inspiring English sources
Local election officials said the cards sent to the two teenage boys were among about 3,000 faulty registrations, with some most likely resulting from mistakes and others raising more questions.
Mr. Fine replied that the question of whether laws were broken "depends on the intent involved and what happened". He said that while his investigation had found sweeping problems resulting from "mistakes, carelessness, confusion, sloppiness, lack of training, lack of adequate guidance and lack of adequate oversight," it had not found proof of deliberate wrongdoing.
We took various precautions to eliminate sequence variants resulting from mistakes in reverse transcription or PCR.
Thus while misses and false alarms do not seem to cause significant upset in the participants, it is very likely the irritation and confusion resulting from mistakes by COACH hindered participant performance.
What makes these numbers especially alarming is that the study says it does not count drug incidents resulting from mistaken prescriptions by doctors or the administration of wrong doses by nurses.
In addition, because of the complexity of replication, many security issues can result from mistakes in configuration or not-so-best practices.
Such outliers usually result from mistakes during labeling of the data points (e.g. misjudgment of a specialist) or from typing errors during creation of data files (e.g. by striking an incorrect key on a keyboard).
The company declined to detail how some place names came about, though some appear to have resulted from mistakes by researchers, rebrandings by real estate agents — or just outright fiction.
Radiation safety will be the subject of a Congressional hearing Friday, prompted by articles last month in The New York Times that documented the harm that can result from mistakes involving medical radiation.
The Times ran a series of articles this year documenting the harm that can result from mistakes involving medical radiation, leading to a House subcommittee hearing last month and a chorus of calls by radiology groups, researchers, medical physicists and equipment manufacturers for stronger patient protection.
Most victories result from mistakes of the loser -- in sports, in battle, and in politics.
