Sentence examples for consistent flaw from inspiring English sources

It would be easy to join the ridicule of Fryer's study, but I am more concerned about the accuracy of his knowledge of real-life schools and wonder whether it explains a consistent flaw in the economist's methodology.

A consistent flaw in poor handwriting is irregularity and inconsistency between letters and shapes.

"Seabert Olsen has shown a consistent often violent flaw in judgment when it pertains to the needs and safety of Black students, other students of color, Trans students, students with disabilities, students who have experienced sexual assault….

Here they are presented as flaws consistent with the senior Obama's multiple relationships, alcoholism and fatal auto accident in 1982.

Broadly Cartesian objections to introspection-based arguments for materialism illuminate possible ways that the ontological conclusion can be flawed, consistent with the introspective evidence.

It is important to note that the ModelFest experiment, this experiment, and the SSO are all mutually consistent; their only shared flaw is that they all misattribute some attenuation to the observer that should properly be attributed to the display.

Despite this potential design flaw, the consistent proportional decrease in growth with increasing herbicide levels across both experiments suggests that the result is real and that tank effects were minimal or nonexistent.

When I first presented the material that became my book The Blank Slate, he gave me a comment that really sat with me: he noted that the idea of human nature with inherent flaws was consistent with a tragic view of the human condition and it's a part of being human that we have to live with that tragedy.

The longstanding discussion of the Cohen analyses and their utilization in policy discussions reflects the willingness of some to use data that are flawed but consistent with a policy objective.

Paliwal & Ramesh [1,2] recently addressed this issue by applying a self- consistent model that treats each flaw as residing within an ellipse of pristine (uncracked) material surrounded by a damaged material.

(Even if the firm's methodology were flawed, it was consistent. Thus, the magnitude of the change in candidate support is hard to dispute).