Yes, as long as the failure indeed reflects a real problem.
All tests should be conceived and implemented such that a failure indeed reflects a real problem that warrants further investigation.
A real test example is also presented to give an intuition as to how the permeable heterogeneity is reflected in a real problem.
In contrast to emotional disorders, the lower SDQ questionnaire scores for conduct problems seems to reflect a real and substantial lower prevalence of conduct disorders in Norway compared to Great Britain [ 33].
Thus, the impairment on the naming and object decision tasks observed in our patients possibly reflects a real perceptual problem, but one that may not be very noticeable in the patients' everyday life, where other cues to aid object recognition are present.
Despite of the fact that data set for a longer period is needed to provide a more comprehensive study on the biofouling mechanism of membrane, this study somehow reflects a real-life problem of the application of RO membrane in the water recycling industry in Malaysia.
For me it is a real problem when we don't reflect the society we live in.
The dispersion of MT clays in neat SEBS matrix was a real problem as evidenced from morphology and reflected in its properties.
"We have to reflect on how we can provide hopes and dreams for the youth of today," he says incongruously. "It is a real problem for us".
