BMI is a ratio of weight to height that, though imperfect, offers a quick and easy assessment of weight status.
In fact, in the first English attempt to pin down this odd new creature, the essay — William Cornwallis's "Of Essays and Books," from Discourses upon Seneca, published in 1601 (the year in which Robert Johnson defines his own Essais as "imperfect offers") — Cornwallis, with a comedy both intentional and un-, bygins by arguing that Montaigne had actually been misusing the term.
Startup Solutions: Imperfect Produce is a fruit and vegetable delivery service that celebrates produce that others deem to be "ugly". Imperfect offers a home-delivered box full of twisted, bulbous, and aesthetically unique fruits and vegetables, all at a 30-50% discount off of grocery prices.
The Turkish model, however imperfect, offers a good start and may be emulated successfully as long as checks and balances continue to govern the political process.
We first prove that detectors with imperfect precisions offer limited usefulness.
Against this dismal backdrop, a coalition government under Letta, however imperfect, could offer a glimmer of hope.
On the other hand, it's also important to recognize that the real-world choice for most pre-diabetics probably isn't between the original DPP and a digital DPP, but rather between a digital DPP and the current, fairly discouraging, standard of care; hence there's clearly a huge opportunity for a digital DPP, even if imperfect, to offer significant value.
"Imperfect Justice" offers a near blow-by-blow account of how compensation deals were struck.
Pediatricians such as Wendy Sue Swanson, at Seattle Children's Hospital, say that even an imperfect vaccine offers a layer of protection.
