Of course this is from the UK where they drive on the wrong side of the road and transpose dates, but there's nothing stopping this from not being true.
It took a week for the reason for the Council's refusal to become clear, when it turned out that ten Member States have not, to date, transposed the Working Time Directive at all, even though the deadline for them to do so expired in March 2005.
The questionnaire included question items to capture information on the date of death (transposed from the lunar calendar), place of death, survival time, health facility attended prior to death, and alcohol use before the accident.
A regulation is a more powerful legislative instrument for EU lawmakers as it's binding across all Member States and immediately comes into legal force on a set date, without needing to be transposed into national laws.
In sensitivity analyses, increasing the proportion of dates of birth that were transposed (eg, dd/mm to mm/dd) or NHS numbers that contained typographical errors, increased the missed match and the readmission rate (not shown).
In transposed duplications, duplicated genes are transposed from ancestral (parental) loci to novel (transposed) loci [ 7].
The red line from en face images has been transposed onto the GVF images on the corresponding dates.
Date of birth accuracy in PICANet is relatively high however, so we evaluated the impact of replacing 1%, 2% or 5% of the date of birth values as missing and/or transposed (eg, dd/mm to mm/dd, permitted by the HESID algorithm) on linkage success.
At first, women with multiple PbB reports were identified through deterministic matching techniques and transposed into one record containing information on all reporting dates and PbBs.
That image got transposed to China.
