Their flaws, such as the likelihood of other, confounding factors being involved, are obvious.
Traits that others might consider flaws, such as her reputation for pragmatism, they applaud.
GTA IV isn't perfect though, even if some of the series' flaws – such as weapon retention when dead - have been addressed.
There are also several nondestructive tests as, for example, the ultrasonic test and magnaflux test used to check for internal and external flaws such as laminations or cracks.
Fake Durex branded condoms, which may have serious flaws such as holes in the latex, have been recalled after they were sold at a discount on Groupon Australia.
But proponents of a more individualised approach to health argue that traditional clinical trials also have flaws, such as producing results that are averaged over groups that may not apply to individuals with particular genetic make-ups or other variations.
But even if some mileage can be gained by exposing Obama's many flaws, such as having lived abroad as a child and having obtained a law degree, the hope of finding an acceptable replacement remains elusive.
The D (difficulty) score involves adding up the hardest and specific requirements in a routine, while all gymnasts begin with a 10.0 E (execution) score from which points are deducted for flaws such as bent legs, botched landings and falls.
Sexual-assault research is notoriously contested and spotty — many regularly cited statistics come from studies with big design flaws, such as small sample sizes, or loose definitions of "college student".
He said overlooking the flaws, such as what he termed mistakes by the British company in carrying out the simulation, "is both irresponsible and a disservice to the American people".
In the film, Jonah Hill, who plays Peter Brand, talks of people being overlooked for a number of "biased reasons and perceived flaws" such as age, appearance and personality and I can't help but think that is true in education.
