Sentence examples for poor structuring from inspiring English sources

Van Lamsweerde (2009) identified fourteen common types of defects in requirements specification: Omission; Contradiction; Inadequacy; Ambiguity; Opacity; Noise; Unintelligibility, Unmeasurability; Overspecification; Unfeasibility; Poor structuring; Forward Reference, Remorse and Poor modifiability.

Text has significant limitations (particularly ambiguity and poor structuring) whether used for analysis, or to explain the decisionmaking process.

Unfortunately, they display poor structuring properties.

These findings may be supported by Powis & Bristow who found an association between high academic and poor structured interview scores, suggesting that selection based heavily on academic attainment may weigh against the non-academic attributes we seek [ 63].

Chopin's music is theatrically effective at certain moments, but makes a poor structure over three acts.

It is not possible to critique a paper for logical holes, grammatical howlers, poor structure etc if your critique is itself rife with these flaws.

The objections to the system – that it was expensive, inefficient and a poor structure for organising the clear chain of command necessary to run a huge rail system – were reinforced by Bob Kiley, the former New York transport boss brought in to run Transport for London, whose assessment was that it was "fatally flawed".

Still, those changes did not do enough to address a combination of poor structure and inadequate control of the test dummy's movement, resulting in the Poor rating in the overlap test, the group's newest, most severe frontal crash test.

They have poor structure reflected by the loose micellar packing in the bulk region.

However, poor structure control may lead to the formation of second phase and various defects.

When injured, tendons tend to heal but with poor structure and compromised function.