Sentence examples for flawed in terms of from inspiring English sources
Is it sacrilege to remember that they were flawed in terms of appearance?
Standard US cars have lighting systems that meant to look nice, but are usually flawed in terms of functionality and visibility.
Because these studies are methodologically flawed in terms of reliability or validity of the SERT measurement and appear to have employed polydrug users, no definitive information is yet available on the question of ecstasy toxicity to human brain serotonin neurons.
Richard Scudamore's proposal for the 39th game may be flawed in terms of competitive balance, but the underlying logic that the Premier League has perhaps outgrown England makes a worrying amount of sense, particularly with overseas television rights and sponsorship deals on the rise.
However, practitioners may not engage with these new measures of quality if they believe them to be flawed in terms of validity or reliability.
Yet it must be questioned whether a theory of the right to health that prioritizes essential medicines but not reproductive health care and infectious disease control is not flawed in terms of both human rights theory and public health practice [ 77].
Mr. Polenz's analysis is flawed, both in terms of statistical laws and of social analysis.
"I continue to believe that this agreement is legally flawed both in terms of substance and the way it was adopted," said Johanna L.A. Boogerd-Quaak, a Liberal Democrat from the Netherlands who has led the campaign against handing over passenger data to the United States.
However, Fe72Y6B22 alloy has two flaws in terms of glass-forming ability, i.e. relatively large atomic diffusivity and insufficiently close atomic packing.
In addition to enabling estimates of safe in vivo lifetimes to be made, this approach serves to quantify the effect of flaws in terms of their potential effect on device failure, and as such provides a rational basis for quality control.
