Sentence examples for flawed representation from inspiring English sources

It is now clear to me that this is a widely held but deeply flawed representation of the reality in recent years.

Konner can be uncritically accepting of secondary works, like "Life Is With People" (1952), an important but flawed representation of Eastern European shtetl life, whose principal author, an agent of the Soviet secret police, may have had his own intellectual agenda.

The model was a flawed representation of grazing dynamics in TRNP, but we believe it succeeded in making management personnel aware of the biological constraints they face when making management decisions.

Both methods produce flaws representation with a better signal-to-noise ratio than the original ultrasonic traces.

And according to public hearing transcripts and unpublished administration records, officials also on some occasions gave flawed public representations of the nature of the health threat, even as they privately worried about exposure to lawsuits by sickened workers.

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This disagreement implies that at least some of the GCMs are substantially flawed in their representation of the climate in this region (Christensen et al. 2007; Cook and Vizy 2006).

For an individual patient, inappropriate implementation, continuation or cessation of a health intervention may occur if a decision is reached based on clinical reasoning flawed by inaccurate representations of change in a relevant self-reported outcome.

At first glance, drawings such as those in appear to represent plausible three-dimensional objects, but closer inspection reveals that they cannot; the representation is flawed by faulty perspective, false juxtaposition, or psychological distortion.

To come back now and say anything we did was flawed is a malicious and outrageous representation of the facts".

Viewers ravenous for representation often graded the fun, flawed "The L Word" on a curve.