In addition to muscle loss with aging, frailty manifests as a multi-system pathology resulting in systemic weakness with low muscle strength, fatigability, exhaustion, and exercise intolerance in 20 30% of older adults [9], [61].
The systemic weaknesses of the accreditation system and quality measurement/reporting system from a system flow perspective were examined.
It is largely because of these systemic weaknesses in our judicial system that we find ourselves with a court of last resort.
Avery's defence attorneys Dean Strang and Jerome Buting say there are systemic weaknesses in the system and that wrongful convictions are widespread, especially among the poor.
It was these systemic weaknesses in the regulatory system that allowed gifted people to make the mistakes they did.
We found pervasive, systemic weaknesses in implementing these interventions at our sites, beginning with management at home.
The preceding analysis of the systemic weaknesses and potential of the health administration system, guides the construction of advanced, integrated research into ameliorating those weaknesses.
This, in turn, can inform decision-making, either to allocate resources in order to deal with an acute problem, or to address systemic weaknesses.
The failures of serving the people entrusted to the care of the New York State Office for People With Developmental Disabilities, documented in your article, illustrate the systemic weaknesses and managerial shortcomings that characterized this agency when Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo took office earlier this year.
That finding, along with the report's sweeping criticism of the department's "longstanding, systemic weaknesses" in the handling of electronic communications, provided Clinton some defense against the criticism.
