Sentence examples for flawed inventory from inspiring English sources
"When you check the inventory against flawed inventory records, it's a crapshoot whether you're actually going to identify anything or not," Brown said.
Flawed inventories constrain human health risk assessment and other research [ 7] and slow the identification of phenomena such as photochemical ozone production during winter months [ 19].
Even after Guidant improved that particular defibrillator, it shipped thousands of older potentially flawed units from its inventory, exposing more patients to risk.
He randomly informed one member that the bookstore's inventory system was flawed and gave that person data about a better approach.
They say the test on which much of her research is based, the Narcissistic Personality Inventory, is inherently flawed — better designed to measure feelings of confidence and self-worth than actual narcissism.
Researchers who consider the use of somatic symptoms common to MS in depression inventories as potentially flawed may also consider the burden of affective symptoms reported by the trial populations to be exaggerated [ 59, 60].
BAE also declined to explain how it could be sure other parts were installed correctly when the quality assurance inventory system was proved to be flawed.
Graham & Dodd's theory is flawed, in our opinion, because current assets include inventory, and in many cases, those current assets are the worst kind of fixed assets.
Voluntary reporting and the inventory can yield a picture so flawed it dramatically understates the actual amount of pollution.
