(In 2003, Mr. Weedon won libel damages — undisclosed but reported to be substantial — from the BBC, which had erroneously stated in a news release for one of its radio shows that he had learned to play in prison).
Yet by early 2011 a Senate Inquiry had been launched into the 'chaos', 'massive delays' and 'bunglings' of AHPRA, which had erroneously blocked registration renewals for thousands of medical practitioners; the shadow Minister for Health called the situation 'the height of incompetence', while even the conservative Australian Medical Association condemned AHPRA's debut as a 'debacle' [ 32].
He engages with the claims of the English Spelling Society (formerly the Simplified Spelling Society), which has erroneously attributed the "messy" nature of English spelling to the sloppy efforts of the language's earliest printers.
The ruling reversed an earlier interpretation, which had concluded, erroneously, that Iraqi insurgents were not protected by international law.
The observed discrepancy could be accounted for by insufficient annotation of distal regulatory regions, which have been erroneously classified as intergenic sequence.
We cannot exclude the possibility that some of them represent paralogous genes, which have been erroneously merged in the assembly process.
Europe had coffeehouses, which had long been linked (sometimes erroneously) to intelligent thought; Europe had musky dark roasts; and Europe had espresso, a turn-of-the-century Italian invention, created by forcing water through finely ground coffee at high pressure.
Approximately 1% of deaths had an ICD-9 code for an enteric infectious disease, which implies that physicians had erroneously listed gastroenteritis as a separate cause of death (Table 4).
Wells Fargo, which had given Mrs. Gohman a loan to pay college tuition for another daughter, had erroneously listed her as dead after that daughter's death in 1998.
While, on completion, selective sweeps are characterised by the complete loss of variation within the swept region, we allowed MAF ≤ 0.01 to account for genotyping errors, the possibility of new mutations and assembly errors which may have erroneously assigned a variable marker to a sweep region.
Pregame media coverage erroneously reported that Stanford's marching band, which had been scheduled to perform, was banned from the field.
