Sentence examples for unintentional dropping from inspiring English sources

The difference of the values was caused by the compartmentalized handling of the luer lock caps (design, packaging, location) as well as by the partial work intensification and "repeating rate", for instance, by unintentional dropping or premature contamination of luer lock caps.

A silent career setback women face in their thirties is their unintentional drop off in networking.

In 2006, the percentage of unintentional exposures dropped to 80% (758 of 948).

McEwen: That's right, that unintentional neglect.

For people over retirement age (65 years), death by unintentional injury drops to 7th place.

Table 8 shows that PW, because unintentional external interference, is enough to drop an 802.11b packet at supported data rates.

Thus, the true attrition rate is overstated because it includes dropped siblings (intentional) and lost participants (unintentional).

"Some husbands, you have to drop a bomb," Gina answered with perhaps unintentional darkness.

Unintentional shooting deaths declined from 2002 to 2014, and homicides involving firearms dropped from 2007 to 2014, according to the analysis, published Monday in the journal Pediatrics.

Accidental hypothermia is defined as an unintentional decrease in body temperature to below 35°C, and cases in which temperatures drop below 28°C are considered severe and have a high mortality rate.

He said he regarded the resume listing as unintentional and minor and that he hoped to meet with Mr. Fisch shortly to persuade him to drop the matter.