Make no mistake, the Arab press has many flaws, including being subject to state control; only 26percentt of our respondents said they felt their fellow Arab journalists "act professionally" and only 11percentt said they were truly independent in their work.
For his many flaws, including a heavy-handed, flamboyant political style and suggestions he might have been attempting to engineer an indefinite hold on power, Zelaya increased spending on education and healthcare during his truncated administration, the report notes.
However, this test has many flaws including disagreement about the normal values, the quality with which it is conducted, high standard deviation of distances walked and large minimally important difference of over 40 meters [ 5].
Though experts agree that Mais Medicos had many pressing flaws, including failing to outgrow its initial emergency aims and building a lasting healthcare infrastructure for rural communities, Bolsonaro's preoccupation with Cuba's role in it suggests the decision was based on ideology rather than true reform.
Many published studies suffer from design flaws including the absence of a comparison group, reporting of multiple outcomes in the absence of a pre-specified study hypothesis and primary outcome, lack of objective outcome measures, and inappropriate statistical analyses.
Delivery took many years due to a magnitude of technical flaws, including high noise levels, freezing during the winter and corrosion.
But this will not make up for the party's flaws, including a lack of leadership in many states, or reverse Congress's losses there.
Even the manufacturer of the helmets, the 3M Company, warned that the proposal had flaws, including the agency's acknowledgement that many miners would not always wear the helmets properly.
Though the movie has several technical flaws, including shaky camerawork and mumbled audio, it mattered little to the audience, many of whom stayed back to chat with the director.
Most studies had myriad methodologic flaws, including inadequate diagnosis, which made prediction impossible.
This model has many flaws and limitations, including the requirement that application development be either complete or well underway before it can be tested, which makes the safeguarding process a reactive one, at best.
