But with trial comes the risk of error.
It also increases the risk of error and the opportunities for fraud".
By the English route or by the safer col that reduces the risk of error?
"It's not clear what direction the risk of error cuts in," he told me.
The smaller the sample size, he warned, the greater the risk of error, including false positives and false negatives.
The risk of error, Kennedy wrote, is too great, especially when a person is detained because of an executive order.
Streamlined electronic health record systems can minimize the risk of error due to having medical information for one patient in different places.
Under the clear-and-convincing-evidence standard, it is Colorado, and not New Mexico, that must bear the risk of error from the inadequacy of the information available.
Key information about a patient's treatment may fail to be communicated to personal physicians or staff members at other care facilities, increasing the risk of error.
Besides reducing the need for taxpayers to key so much data into their computers and sift through so many financial statements, the system is meant to reduce the risk of error.
It found that as part of its work to help the DWP design universal credit, HMRC is to share its experience to minimise the risk of error and fraud.
