Sentence examples for poor system design from inspiring English sources

After filling two hundred pages with a discussion of memory's imperfections and the harmful effects they can have on our lives, he anticipates an interesting question: Isn't this evidence of poor system design by natural selection?

Over the past few years, many crowd related accidents have happened at places of mass gatherings such as religious places, venues of sports, political and social events, and railway stations due to poor crowd management or poor system design.

These must satisfy non-performance criteria such as clearance and crash without compromising aerodynamic and thermodynamic performance of the component parts of the air path system due to poor system design or installation.

In general, human factors approaches strive to avoid using training to compensate for poor system design; rather the focus is on redesigning systems, tools and techniques to yield sustainable improvements in safety.

While such an action is classified as a 'use error', triggered by the commands provided by a user, it is poor system design that often creates the hazardous circumstance that predispose the error.

The second reason is poor system designs that frequently force efficient components to operate in regions of low efficiency.

Although this did not add anything novel to the MPS data set, it provided information on risks at the practice organisation and cultural levels, together with overall impacts on the well-being of people and the organisation related to poor or inadequate system design.

Vibration and premature failure of machine components usually stem from a poor installation, system design, foundation design, type of grout, installation procedures, or anchoring system, just to name a few.

For example, computerised information systems can generate "pop-up" reminders for healthcare providers, but poor delivery system design characterised by unclear roles among health staff may result in no appropriate action being taken.

The primary finding of the review is the continued poor reporting of and, by implication, the poor attention to system design and implementation features [ 12].

Poor user interface and system design hinders clinical workflow and can result in wasted time, poor data collection, misleading data analysis, and potentially negative clinical outcomes.