Sentence examples for flawed measurements from inspiring English sources
Henceforth we need to measure our growth in prosperity: not by the sheer number of people who inhabit the earth, and not by flawed measurements like G.D.P., but by how well we satisfy basic human needs; by how well we foster dignity, creativity, community and cooperation; by how well we care for our biological and physical environment, our only home.
The lower precision reported by the manufacturer for FiO2 > 70% was not replicated here, but the flawed measurements seemed to occur at higher FiO2 values.
In four patients with the highest PEEP (≥ 16 cm H2O), ΔEELV was lower than the minimal predicted increase in lung volume, suggesting flawed measurements, possibly due to leaks.
GTRI immediately retracted its support of the Utah researchers' findings, citing the flawed measurement.
States last year dumped flawed measurement formulas that often undercounted dropouts and produced inflated results, making cross-state comparisons inaccurate and volatile.
2) My second main concern is about the relevance of some of the electrophysiological parameters measured: some of the parameters are flawed with measurements errors, whilst others lack obvious physiological relevance.
The union's suit argues that the reports are deeply flawed, subjective measurements that were intended to be confidential.
The paper proposed the characteristics of flaw measurement in small-pixel design mobile displays based on TFT array panel with respect to electrical-optic characterization.
34 FVC remains a routine measurement in the clinical care of patients with ALS but is flawed as a quantitative measurement of disease progression, particularly as it is often unreliable in patients with bulbar weakness, and may be insensitive to change in patients with mild to moderate respiratory muscle weakness.
I'd argue these measurements are similarly flawed.
Therefore, obtaining academic or attainment results in the traditional sense is not applicable, and simple quantitative measurements could be flawed.
