Sentence examples for flawed treatment from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, Cecily von Ziegesar, the author of the series, presents a seriously flawed treatment of the problem.

Several studies were flawed because participants discontinued treatment, the panel said.

None the less, the assumption that healing prayer would be eliminated if everyone had access to the best medical treatment seems flawed on two grounds.

During that time, many patients did not know that their cancer treatments were flawed.

But critics say the system is flawed because it allows treatments to be sold to patients before sufficient data have been collected showing that the procedures work.

Re "Subway Killer to Be Treated in Cell or in Hospital, or Both" (news article, March 24): Andrew Goldstein's psychiatric illness was so severe that his inability to receive adequate treatment in the mental health system led to the politically expedient but pragmatically flawed Kendra's Law mandating treatment.

That suggests that standard treatment is deeply flawed, but it is not clear how.

But in the study, a device that was temporarily placed in the women's incisions during the radiation treatment was apparently flawed, and riddled their breasts with tungsten.

In an article last week in the Journal of the American Medical Association, Dr. Pronovost wrote that the new federal policy of refusing payment for some mistakes in treatment could be flawed because some errors were more preventable than others.

Could their faith in the treatment be based on flawed data?

In public statements, Universal has called the cases flawed and not appropriate for class treatment.