Sentence examples for likely faulty from inspiring English sources
In the write-up, Gallup noted that although there was no single cause, a likely faulty voter screen and too few Hispanics were among the problems.
A telecom company built a big data software to help profile homes and anticipate likely faulty or challenging home installs.
If the monitor doesn't work on another computer, then the monitor is likely faulty.
The changes would give pilots more control and make it less likely that faulty data can set off a reaction, two issues at the center of investigations into two crashes.
While the precise molecular basis for the abnormal intercalation remains to be comprehensively defined, we believe it is likely to reflect faulty cellular locomotion as a consequence of endocytic abnormalities.
Since the expression profile of genes is normally conserved among evolutionary close species, any expression profile that is unique for a single species is likely to indicate faulty expression profiling rather than a biological meaningful result.
Fascin regulation is likely to be faulty in the brain-development disorders Rubinstein-Taybi syndRoelfsemalfsemandnd Peters, 2007) and tuberous sclerosis (Ess, 2006), which are caused by mutations in CREBBP (MIM 600140) and TSC1 (MIM#605284) or TSC2 (MIM#191092), respectively.
Nevertheless, more likely that the faulty imprinting spoils the original program, as the partial original program is the suitable, which adapts to the whole program of the organism, and this serves the health of the person.
Yet the system for hiring passport officers likely rests on the faulty premise that applicants have essentially equal skill in recognizing faces.
While my mother was a passionate May reader in her youth, readers born in the nineteen-eighties were more likely to learn how faulty May's account of the American West was.
That number is likely to rise because faulty mitochondria are linked to an ever greater range of medical problems, such as diabetes, deafness, Parkinson's disease and even obesity.
