Sentence examples for cases of flawed from inspiring English sources
The U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) concurred that although journal peer review is valuable, there are many documented cases of flawed or falsified data being published (OMB 2002).
Opponents of the amendment say the department has not proven there is a higher incidence of neonatal herpes among boys who have received oral suction, saying its statistical analysis of the small sample of cases was flawed.
The utility of the Weibull distribution has been traditionally justified with the belief that it is the mathematical expression of the weakest-link concept in the case of flaws locally initiating failure in a stressed volume.
They've said the science to convict him on the arson portion of his case is flawed and I agree with that.
The conflicting trends give ballast to both sides in the debate over whether the Police Department's handling of excessive force cases is so flawed that an outside monitor should be appointed to oversee it.
But the case is flawed before it starts.
The disclosure adds more questions about what motivated Mr. Hansen and an Ecuadorean partner to record meetings for Chevron's use, which the company has characterized as an act of whistle-blowing by men offended by unethical behavior and evidence that the handling of the case had been flawed.
Judge Burke wrote that reversal was mandatory because the case had been flawed by the conduct of some jurors.
6 9 10 22 29 A clear example is the case of the detrimentally flawed police investigation of the serial murder of the missing women in Vancouver, Canada; where criminalisation and historic discrimination by police were found to be key factors in putting police in an adversarial relationship with sex workers.
Both cases of a first flaw in undamaged material as well as the case of a new flaw appearance in an already damaged material are addressed.
It was a profoundly unjust use of government power against an individual — a case flawed in both conception and execution.
