Sentence examples for threatening error from inspiring English sources

Finally, although rotating physicians and nurses were unaware of the study registration by the clinical pharmacist, we cannot exclude the possibility that some bias may have resulted from some interventions that were made by the clinical pharmacist to prevent a potentially serious or life threatening error to occur.

It wasn't a life-threatening error, but it brought to light some serious problems.

No alert highlighted life-threatening error.

Critically ill patients are prescribed twice as many medications as patients outside of the intensive care unit (ICU) and nearly all will suffer a potentially life-threatening error at some point during their stay.

In the intensive care unit (ICU), on average, patients experience 1.7 errors per day [ 5] and nearly all suffer a potentially life-threatening error at some point during their stay [ 6].

Laura Miller speaks with U.C. Berkeley linguist Geoffrey Nunberg about the rampant errors threatening to undermine Google Books.

Not content with wasting tens of billions on the loss-making HS2 scheme, George Osborne is now threatening to compound the error by forcing taxpayers to fund HS3.

Moreover, engaging in a repetitive process in a non-automated, handling-based manner is prone to error, thus threatening reliability and reproducibility.

Recognizing that the error threatened to overshadow the substance of the meeting, the State Department dispatched several senior officials to brief reporters traveling with Mrs. Clinton.

And in accusing Sperling of threatening him, he greatly compounded his error and brought the world down upon himself.

Human and systematic errors threaten the quality of data and, in our case, the registration rate.