Sentence examples for mechanisms often fail from inspiring English sources

Consequently such security mechanisms often fail to protect against contemporary threats, such as previously unknown ('zero-day') malware and software vulnerabilities, as processes can misuse a user's privileges to behave maliciously.

The case for whistle blowing, then, is driven by the recognition, first of all, that internal mechanisms often fail to deal adequately with an organization's failures, and second, that because the interests jeopardized by those failures often include those outside the organization, a wider group has a prima facie right to know of the costs that it faces or that have been imposed on it.

The gullwing door mechanism often failed, leaving occupants trapped.

It is clear that strategies implemented for prevention of wildlife crime have taken advantage of SCP mechanisms but often fail to implement complementary techniques.

Arteriovenous fistulas (AVFs) often fail to mature, but the mechanism of AVF nonmaturation is poorly understood.

Diabetic foot ulcers often fail to heal, and the mechanism is not well explained (1).

Diabetic ulcers often fail to heal, and the mechanism is not well explained because studies of ulcer wounds in humans are limited as a result of the difficulty of obtaining tissue samples.

While firms engage in a complex and time-consuming process to design and agree upon performance targets, incentive mechanisms and involved risks of buying and selling future performance, they often fail in achieving excellence in all performance targets.

Intrinsic compensatory mechanisms to correct these imbalances (e.g. myocardial hibernation, stunning) often fail, resulting in severe myocardial cellular dysfunction or death [ 3- 5].

Investigating learning mechanisms in infancy relies largely on behavioural measures like visual attention, which often fail to predict whether stimuli would be encoded successfully.

Laboratory studies of fecundity of insects fed on blood from different hosts often fail to take into account natural factors such as host defense mechanisms (both behavioral and physiologic), activity patterns, and intra- or interspecific competition at feeding sites.