Sentence examples for owing to flaws from inspiring English sources

It was assumed that the higher levels of missingness for early career respondents reflect lack of familiarity with academic primary care, which we were unable to capture owing to flaws in the survey questions.

Separately, Consumer Reports said on Monday that it couldn't currently recommend the Model 3 owing to flaws it found in the car's braking and controls that were deemed difficult to use.

Owing to flaws in design, material, surgical technique, and applied indications, its use was abandoned.

However, clinical trial results in systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) populations have failed to meet efficacy expectations, primarily owing to methodological flaws in design, especially outcome measures.

However, owing to design flaws in the screening log, the information relating to patients whose chronic pain was controlled with pain medications was not reliably transferred to the physician-specific case report form (CRF). Consequently, the chronic pain calculations excluded patients who did not meet the chronic pain criteria owing to the use of pain medications.

It had previously failed to deliver the report owing to a "bureaucratic flaw".

Also, to pour a little salt in the wound, the roof began to tear a couple of weeks after it was finished, owing to a design flaw.

But the models suffer from profound theoretical flaws owing to the infrequency of presidential elections, and their predictive power is nowhere near 90 percent when applied to new ("out-of-sample") cases.

However, it is of great importance to mention that they differ in quality, with some having significant methodological flaws--mainly owing to selection bias and retrospective study design.

The strength of most commercial glass products, on the other hand, ranges between only 14 and 175 megapascals (2,000 and 25,000 pounds per square inch), owing to the presence of scratches and microscopic flaws, generally on the surface.

However, thick glasses may fracture spontaneously, beginning at a flaw in the interior, owing to the high tension that tempering creates in that region.