Sentence examples for flawed factor from inspiring English sources

Hageman's theory: AMD destroys the eye because flawed factor H genes are signaling immune cells to go after friendly cells in the retina.

But in 2005 Hageman showed that half of AMD patients had a flawed factor H gene. Later that year he converted more doubters, offering evidence that 85% of AMD cases could be pegged to one of the three complement factor genes.

Tom Tippett of Diamond Mind Baseball, another company that specializes in baseball analysis, said the use of those bunting probabilities was flawed because they factored in only two possible outcomes from a bunt play when there were actually several possibilities.

PAGE A4 A Margin of Human Error The designers of the survey of voters leaving the polls used by the news media on Election Day found that it was flawed because of factors like the relative youth of the pollsters.

As previously said, available diagnostic tools in the pre-hospital setting are scant and clinical examination of the patient, whose relevance is in itself already arguable, can be further flawed by environmental factors and thus may be deemed unreliable.

The problem, the scientists say, is that the impact factor is flawed.

A20 Election Polls Flawed The designers of the survey of voters leaving the polls the news media used on Election Day have concluded that it was flawed because of human factors, including the relative youth of the pollsters.

The presented results are flawed by multiple confounding factors, and external validity is questionable.

The opening track from 1995's flawed but sturdy The X Factor is another towering epic that bulges at the seams with spine-tingling dynamics and abstruse rhythmic detours.

Because the determination of serum levels of hCG[alpha ] are flawed by a number of factors, we designed an immunohistochemical study to precisely assess the comprehensive paraneoplastic auto-/paracrine hormone production by lung carcinoma of various histological types.

In fact, the concept of setting priorities for potential EDCs based only on exposure-related factors is fundamentally flawed.