Sentence examples for violations detected from inspiring English sources

Any violations detected in an unannounced spot check would jeopardize a hospital's accreditation, Dr. O'Leary said.

New research suggests machine learning methods more than double the number of violations detected.

Machine learning methods could more than double the number of violations detected, according to Stanford researchers.

Our proposal is validated in a real testbed, by comparing the SLA violations detected and the resources required in terms of bandwidth, with other existing alternatives as well as with perfect knowledge of current network QoS status.

SUPPORT FOR RULE CHANGE Fred Ridley, the chairman of Augusta National's competition committees, threw his support behind the growing movement to amend protocols that have led to players being penalized for rule violations detected by fans sitting at home watching broadcasts.

Examples of violations detected by these tools are the access to invalid objects (uninitialized), the usage of deprecated methods, the encoding in disagreement with a determined established standard, among others.

A rules violation detected only after the completion of the first two innings and a lingering dispute over the semantics of the rule book that still wasn't settled even after the game's conclusion combined to leave a bitter taste in the Saints' mouths, as they never recovered from the early 7-0 deficit and suffered their first loss in 15 games.

Single-sample water quality violations were detected in 10/153 samples, corresponding to violations occurring somewhere along the beach on 7 of the 32 days measured at 8 am.

Among the 4,365 imported food samples analyzed, 66%% had no detectable residues while violations were detected on 11.1 % of the samples.

Perhaps moral ability depends on a form of repetition suppression of ACC responses to violations of justice ethics so that rule violations are detected with increasing automaticity.

Therefore, if violations are detected, the international community can be more easily mobilized to pressure the offending regime into giving up the weapons lest it face military, economic, and diplomatic sanctions.