Sentence examples similar to undeniable errors from inspiring English sources
Pulmonologist Steve Kraman, newly named as chief of staff for what is now the Lexington Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Kentucky, said he faced a problem in 1987: how to handle the death of a middle-aged woman caused by an "undeniable error," a massive overdose of potassium.
With it once again undeniable that policy error fostered a recessionary housing boom, it's arguable that the falling dollar trumped low rates as the driver of that which ended in tears.
Wouldn't you agree that the losing litigant in a trial rife with falsities and error -- from an imposter judge to undeniable anti-Semitism -- deserves an appeal?
What remains undeniable is that any model with a fixed measurement error variance for either a single indicator, or best of multiple indicators, is more assuredly identified than the same model with a free (and potentially identification-disrupting) measurement error variance.
Although benefits of using NGS technologies in sequencing multilocus and highly variable regions such as the MHC are undeniable, these novel approaches are not exempt from biases and errors.
Every mind-numbing, paper-devouring, human error-prone routine that's converted to an algorithm is an undeniable boon, whether to business, medical science or space exploration.
There's an undeniable pall of misbehavior hanging over this show: a single man rears children in an unconscionable setting, until the love of a good woman convinces him of the error (and undeniable trauma) of his ways.
This phenomenon is undeniable.
"Their talent is undeniable.
The trajectory is undeniable.
