The Boston questionnaire has not been validated into Danish and we used non-validated cut points in the analysis based on clinical experience alone, and this may have flawed our analysis.
This may have flawed the analysis but the results indicate that psychosocial factors play an important role in sick leave after ECTR, and many other factors than symptoms, surgical technique, hand function, and improvement in nerve conduction may be important for determining duration of sick leave after the operation.
The study may have flaws, but it is a legitimate study".
Elsewhere he has noted: "I treat my films like mutated children… they may have flaws, they may have weird problems, but I still love them".
A1 Concern on Device Flaws Recent episodes involving faulty defibrillators have raised concerns over the lack of uniform standards among manufacturers about when, or even if, to notify doctors and patients when the devices may have flaws.
[C5.] Disparity in Disclosure of Flaws in Heart Devices Even as sales of pacemakers and other widely used heart devices soar, uniform standards do not exist among manufacturers about when, or even if, to notify doctors and patients when the devices may have flaws.
Her work may have flaws, but her invitation to stare, along with her, into that imperfect oblivion, is worth accepting.
You may not be perfect, you may have flaws, regrets, shortcomings, challenges, and obstacles to overcome, but the truth is, we all do.
11 Hence, even a uniform structural complication registration may have flaws to be improved.
If any of the answers to the questions are "no," then the unit or organization may have flaws in its learning competencies that could be, in part, contributing to the failures.
A good synthetic may have flaws that are only visible under 10x to 30x magnification.
