The test, while imperfect, does a decent job of predicting a student's grades in college, he notes.
Mr. Foxx, the prosecutor who made that deal, thinks that the system, however imperfect, did its job.
In the 70 years that I have been voting in elections I've learned that democracy, no matter how imperfect, does reflect the will of the people.
Beyoncé invited us all to contemplate that her life could be imperfect and understandable, filled with unimaginable highs and all-too-recognizable lows, and that being imperfect didn't make her less of a person worthy of respect.
Given a chance to respond to the personal accusations about her, Machado – whose English is imperfect – did not debunk them as forcefully as she might have (though again, she has been denying them for almost 20 years now).
There is too much detail; the characterisation is imperfect (does Huhne really have a temper?); the timing is such a desperate bid to drum up last-minute interest; and the explosion itself such a clunky attempt to inject passion into this desiccated husk of an event.
The use of unblinded personnel, though imperfect, does not necessarily lead to an unblinded trial.
Edward's adoptive parents and sister are particularly well drawn, and come across as loving but imperfect people doing their best in impossible circumstances.
These various alternative formulations of the distinction would exclude imperfect duties not because imperfect duties do not "influence" others (they do) but because, as imperfect, they cannot be coerced in particular instances, since imperfect duties always allow for the moderating role of an individual's inclinations.
ii) The modifications to the basic model that allow for the imperfect detection of infection at the farm level (imperfect detection) or imperfect diagnostic test sensitivity at the sample level (imperfect sensitivity) do not improve model fit and although both result in some modification of model parameter estimates these remain within the ranges estimated from other plausible models.
