Sentence examples for flawed use of from inspiring English sources

He is the political equivalent of Andrew Wakefield, a doctor who was struck off after his damaging and flawed use of data inappropriately linked autism and the MMR vaccine.

Yet "Namouna," despite its silly-on-purpose triviality and the flawed use of its two lead dancers, demonstrates how this choreographer is taking theatrical dancing somewhere fresh and is casting a new spell, something that many Morris works have shown since the 1980s.

The authors claim the flawed use of data-driven improvement and accountability ("DDIA") in much of U.S. Education has significant ramifications, since the system has become "driven" versus "guided" by test scores.

Preclinical studies have been flawed by use of models of transient not permanent brain ischaemia, treatments that aim to protect cerebral grey matter independently of white matter, delivery of the study drug within too short a time window after ischaemic insult, use of surrogate outcome measures in the short term instead of function in the long-term, and small sample sizes.

Initially the security of 802.11 networks was seriously flawed with the use of the WEP protocol but has evolved to the much stronger and robust Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA) and WPA-2 standards specified in 802.11i.

The proportion of research papers flawed by the use of misidentified and cross-contaminated cell cultures accounts for approximately 15-25% [ 13, 14].

The proposed system has the potential to remedy these flaws through use of a simple programmable modeling technique sans use of high-accuracy scanners and complex post-production procedures.

5 This study used flawed methods of collecting samples, and therefore cannot be relied on, but the contrast with the industry estimates is too large to be ignored.

The study by McConnell et al. (2011) found a reduced demand for blood transfusion and a reduced difference in pre- and postoperative hemoglobin, but it was flawed by the simultaneous use of fibrin sealant and autologous platelet gel with the purpose of reducing the bleeding, thus making contributions from each drug impossible to define.

Both variables were flawed, but used together they improved the validity of estimations of low birth weight.

The first is that they are deeply flawed, and of little use, in the end, to the networks, the advertisers, and the viewers.