As Politico noted in a report last year, although there was a procedure in place at the State Department designed to vet Bill Clinton's speeches, to make sure that they weren't being paid for directly by foreign-government entities, it was imperfect, largely because it did not always account for where the speech's sponsors got their money.
It seems likely that non-participation in the cash programmes by those who were eligible was largely driven by imperfect information and the transaction costs of claiming.
Robins and Greenland [ 65] brought up the point that Dawid had largely neglected observational studies and imperfect experiments.
The sites phosphorylated by Syk are largely clustered within the hydrophilic imperfect repeat region of MAP1B, a region not directly involved in binding microtubules.
Previous research on receiver-specific hardware impairments has largely focused on the impact of imperfect analog-to-digital converters (ADC) [21,26,27].
Largely because of these limits, experience rating is imperfect.
The clinical findings of CO poisoning are highly variable and largely nonspecific and laboratory markers alone offer an imperfect assessment of intoxication severity.
Encephalocele and meningoencephalocele reflect imperfect osteogenesis of the skull and largely accompany protrusions of the brain structure [ 2, 13].
We conclude from this examination that leaf rank is an imperfect and subjective measurement, but it is largely rank-order consistent across different coders, who tend to show correlations of about 0.7 with each other.
Overall however, the novel analyses presented in this study largely support the original metadata demonstrating that it is, if imperfect, robust.
