Sentence examples for general flaw from inspiring English sources
A general flaw with conventional water quality indices is that they depend on human expertise with subjective and ambiguous information, which might raise a number of issues in water quality assessment.
The absence of important individual antigens is a general flaw in the majority of vaccine approaches, including all of the molecularly defined vaccines except those that represent antigens encoded by mutations such as K-Ras mutations (Gjertsen et al, 1997).
To consider this general flaw of conceptualization, new categories such as "scientifically legitimate decisions" [ 31, 32] or "justifiable guideline divergence" decisions [ 43] seem to be more appropriate to relax the rigid distinction between guideline adherence and divergence.
Cases involving Americans may receive global publicity, but Mr. Fong's treatment also shows the general flaws in China's justice system.
After Revenge of the Fallen was almost universally panned by critics, Bay acknowledged the general flaws of the script, having blamed the 2007 2008 Writers Guild of America strike prior to the film for many problems.
For six years, Obama has listened to his generals' flawed advice.
A general methodological flaw in studies which analyze the polymorphism in consecutive series of patients treated with the same drug is that the predictive value of these polymorphisms with respect to drug sensitivity cannot be discriminated from the prognostic value.
We show how, in general, such flaws can affect experimental research.
The two candidates are now weighing whether to define each other in ways that could expose their general election flaws, diminish conservative enthusiasm or both.
And, second, that this will be used to disparage polling in general as flawed and inaccurate".
For a long time, I was squeamish about the term, because it seemed to imply that men in general were flawed rather than that particular specimens were prone to explain things they didn't understand to women who already did.
