Sentence examples for flawed objective from inspiring English sources
In general, metabolic systems biologists will be challenged to distinguish model errors due to a flawed objective function from variation which is suboptimal but constrained, or variation which is stochastic and does not satisfy any objective.
We argue that OS as an end-point for phase III AG studies today is a flawed objective and that its use will result in new and effective regimens tested in phase III trials being judged ineffective (false negative) for the treatment of AG.
He said both objectives are flawed.
3 Consistent with the literature evaluating the risk of bias due to reported design characteristics of randomised trials, 38 39 our study did not detect any effect of trial-level methodological flaws on objective laboratory outcomes such as reduction in serum LDL cholesterol concentration.
The longstanding discussion of the Cohen analyses and their utilization in policy discussions reflects the willingness of some to use data that are flawed but consistent with a policy objective.
These are very strong and ambitious objectives, and possibly ab initio flawed by the phenomenological (but otherwise legitimate) approach chosen.
"The polling arrangements" in the contest "are so flawed that they make even Eurovision Song Contest judges look objective," sniffed London's Independent newspaper.
"Without this kind of methodological analysis, Kanazawa's entire premise - that there is such a thing as a single objective standard of attractiveness - is fatally (and tragically) flawed," he wrote.
For example, if exercise participants outlined a response that was flawed or problematic, in an exercise primarily focused around the objective of training it would be appropriate for the facilitator to pause and help the participants re-think their approach.
These, however, are legitimate military objectives in spite of their very real humanitarian costs". These baffling conclusions reveal a deeply flawed methodology.
