However, this could not preclude errors earlier in the health information system chain, at the level of the health facility recording and reporting system.
Because most problems come from human error, software excellence demands formal design and development processes, and high level programming languages, to preclude subtle errors that no amount of testing could ever hope to find.
During hospital stay the sensor was applied to the thigh of the un-operated leg to preclude measurement errors due to intervention-related joint mobilization.
The coding regions of all constructs were sequenced to preclude any sequence error.
But whatever might have once been thought to constitute an "authorization defense"... it was error to preclude the jury from considering whatever evidence of authorization exists in the record as it bears on the jury's determination of whether North had subjective knowledge of unlawfulness.
Justification, of course, comes in degrees; and what counts as justification simpliciter i.e., justification to the level required for an attribution of knowledge to express a truth is governed by a 'rule of salience' (1998, 292, n. 11), whereby one's evidence/reasons must be good enough to preclude salient possibilities of error.
Hence, Defendants are free to "explore and expose any weaknesses" in the factual basis of Professor Black's opinions during cross-examination, Int'l Adhesive Coating Co. v. Bolton Emerson Int'l, Inc., 851 F.2d 545, 545 (1st Cir. 1988), and their arguments to preclude his testimony based on this error should be rejected.
In cases of PET-positive lymph nodes, metastatic involvement should be confirmed histologically in order to prevent errors which would preclude a patient from potentially curative surgery.
He should not now be permitted to preclude the Government from showing that the error complained of was harmless.
The high frequency of errors generated by HSV-2 6757 did not appear to preclude its ability to replicate efficiently in culture.
