Sentence examples for imperfect functioning from inspiring English sources

Perhaps to right this wrong, a few years later the prize was given to economists George Akerlof and Joseph Stiglitz, who had pointed to the imperfect functioning of financial markets.

The reasons for its lack of accuracy are not completely clear, but they could be caused by imperfect functioning of the miniaturized technology.

The kidneys are involved in the excretion of hydrogen ions, and imperfect function leads to their retention, the state of so-called renal acidosis.

Therefore, in the present study, it was inferred that a large number of angiogenesis with imperfect functions may reside within the ITSS regions and that ITSS grades may excellently correspond with the maximal Ktrans value, so these two parameters were both applied to diagnose glioma grades.

Dysfunctional bleeding is thought to be caused by imperfect ovarian functioning.

But beyond the trial itself is the question of what it means for the people of what was once a much larger Yugoslavia, the wreckage of what was an imperfect but functioning multiethnic state in Europe, a unique bridge between East and West.

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Both cities were governed by functioning but imperfect democracies, and both were famous for their corruption.

Since the step-function gust is almost impossible to be simulated, an iterative correction method is proposed and proved to be capable of extraction of the indicial response function from the response of an imperfect step-function excitation.

In such an environment, functioning unions – however imperfect they may be – should have an important role, to give a voice to ordinary workers who see the impact of top-down policies.

Such reflection, however uncomfortable and imperfect, is essential to a functioning democracy.