Sentence examples for been criticised for introducing from inspiring English sources
The 'bidding game' has been criticised for introducing a starting point bias and the open-ended technique has been questioned, as patients who are naive about a health care programme may not be able to attach a valid value to it [ 35, 36].
The convictions will offer some relief to ministers who were criticised for introducing the luggage restrictions, and to prosecutors who asked for a retrial after a jury failed to reach verdicts on key charges last year.
Newton's postulate of an invisible force able to act over vast distances led to him being criticised for introducing "occult agencies" into science.
Throwing allowed him to increase pace, and he was criticised for introducing a style of fast bowling designed to injure and intimidate batsmen.
And then there was the English exam in Cambridge where one of the poems didn't contain any words... Exeter exposed in attempts to offer unpaid internships The University of Exeter has been criticised for attempting to introduce a module that would circumvent national guidelines on unpaid internships.
The WHO EPI survey methodology has previously been criticised for lacking methodological rigour and for introducing bias.
Ecclestone also suggested that introducing the new V6 engines, which have been criticised for being quieter than their V8 predecessors, had been a mistake.
However, this cut-off, introduced by Pack and Gallo (1938), has been criticised for not being based on evidence (Scott and Walter, 2010).
Windows 8 had been criticised for being too different from the previous version, which deterred some organisations from introducing it.
