PCA InEnPCA Constant deviation error [T.sup.2] SPE [T.sup.2] SPE Misdiagnosis 8 7 7 8 Rate of misdiagnosis 0.010 0.009 0.009 0.010
Omissive judgement 54 0 66 0 Rate of
omissive judgment 0.270 0 0.330 0 GAPPCA Constant deviation error [T.sup.2] SPE Misdiagnosis 16 8 Rate of misdiagnosis 0.020 0.010
Omissive judgement 8 0 Rate of
omissive judgment 0.040 0 TABLE 2: Detection result.
The actus reus of the offense, as defined in [section] 262 of the Penal Law, is composed of a circumstance--"a person designs to commit a felony"--and
omissive conduct--"fails to use all reasonable means to prevent the commission." The fact that a person plans to commit a felony is a circumstance external to the omitter, which gives rise, on the objective level, to the duty to act, that is, to the duty to use all reasonable means to prevent the crime.
As we have said, in zero derivation (or
omissive morphology) it is the stem of the lexeme's stem that is preserved, that is, no change has taken place at the phonological level.
There might be many cases, then, in which the
omissive failures to care cause death.
Some of her recollections and facts may be distorted or even false-biographers disagree about how truthful she is-and, whether by chance or design, she grows vague or
omissive from time to time.