If Rafael Benítez will not have found that defensively flawed 45 minutes quite as diverting as neutrals, it ultimately proved a mildly restorative win for a home side in urgent need of a respite from recent Premier League travails.
With regard to the resulting net cost effects of telemedically supported intervention prior evidence is mixed and sometimes flawed [9 12].
Real-life data are dirty: "more than 25% of critical data in the world's top companies is flawed" [33].
Ultimately, many philosophers became convinced that Carnap's conventionalist program was fundamentally flawed.[3] This reaction dovetailed with additional developments inimical to conventionalism.
However, and it's pretty amazing to me, or maybe this study is flawed, 91% of all American households still have landlines.
Vegetarian diets contain substantially less saturated fat than nonvegetarian diets, and saturated fatty acids have been shown to reduce insulin sensitivity, though a recent review concluded that some of the data supporting this idea was flawed (20).
Our findings suggest that studies which find an association between termination and depression or suggest a link between termination and suicide, but have failed to consider partner violence as a confounder are potentially flawed [ 5, 19, 20].
However, abnormalities in gene expression were observed in many of these "cloned" mammals which suggested that the reprogramming method was flawed [ 1, 2].
Previous research on mental health interventions to prevent violent repeat offending have been criticised for being methodologically flawed [ 7, 8], and few have been done in non-custodial samples [ 9, 10].
Although various mathematical estimates of glomerular filtration are widely applied [ 19, 20], each was primarily designed for use outside of the ICU, making application in this setting flawed [ 21, 22] and of little value in guiding therapy.
