They believe the review, which is due to conclude at the end of the summer, will find "substantial failures" in the project's governance, flexibility and openness.
A major drop in GDP, declines in agriculture and manufacturing, double-digit inflation, ineffective fiscal and monetary policy, and diminished exports contributed to substantial failures in all economic sectors.
Substantial failure rates in higher injury grades remain common, with one large study reporting rates of 19.6%, 33.3%, and 75% for grades III, IV, and V, respectively.
From a mechanistic standpoint, our research detail a polymicrobic translocating flora including pathogenic and symbiotic bacteria in severely immune-depressed HIV+ patients, which is not seen in HIV-negative subjects, and is not reverted by virologically-suppressive therapy, suggesting substantial failure of gut immunity in controlling bacteria translocation [1], [2].
A mean difference of only 10% points between medical and nonmedical students indicates a substantial failure of medical education in providing medical students with better knowledge of a fundamental issue of disease prevention than a general student population.
The independent panel heard evidence from all four and British Fencing before concluding: "There was no substantial failure to follow the process outlined in the selection policy for London 2012 which gave rise to any unfairness".
Mr. Lampe, in his turn to testify, struggled to explain how a 1996 test of scores of tires at the company's Decatur, Ill., plant, where most of the faulty tires were made, managed to show a substantial number of failures in which treads separated from tires, the failure now blamed for about 100 deaths in cases in which Explorers have rolled over.
Figure 3 shows the substantial increase in the number of vaccine failures in 2008 2009 season.
Studies suggest that a substantial fraction of malpractice claims stem from failures in physician-patient communication.
A substantial proportion of adverse intraoperative events are attributed to failures in nontechnical skills.
However, most transgenic AD models lack substantial neuronal loss, a shortcoming that may explain recent failures in the translation of preclinical results (Zahs and Ashe, 2010).
