Sentences with phrase «systemic flaws in»

In 2014 he was the lead author on a paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences about the systemic flaws in biomedical research, which, I feel, serves as a commentary about biology writ large.

This legislation addresses systemic flaws in patent litigation that patent trolls exploit to bring speculative patent cases in the hope of a quick nuisance settlement.

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But I fear he is appealing to the unsupported assumption that there are systemic and pervasive flaws in our criminal justice system that must be rectified.

Guidepost is a global leader in this field of compliance monitoring, which is meant to ensure the legally embroiled companies adhere to the law going forward and address systemic flaws.

Asked about the financial chaos back home, Carranza blamed «systemic» flaws that he had no hand in creating.

Then, this past April, she teamed up with three other scientific superstars — Bruce Alberts, former president of the National Academy of Sciences and former editor - in - chief of Science; Marc W. Kirschner, founding chair of the Department of Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School; and Harold Varmus, Nobel laureate, former director of NIH, and current director of the National Cancer Institute — to publish «Rescuing US biomedical research from its systemic flaws,» a critique and call for reform that seems already to have altered the course of the workforce debate, in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).

Last April, he and some colleagues laid out several broad ideas in «Rescuing U.S. biomedical research from its systemic flaws,» an avidly read article in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

The problems experienced in a corporation, therefore, are almost always due to systemic flaws rather than to a lack of effort or ability on the part of individuals in that organization.

In The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: A True Story of Injustice in the American South, authors Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington lay out what happened; how the state's legal system aided and abetted the use of flawed forensic evidence; how systemic racism influenced Mississippi's coroner system; and the stories of some of the innocent people whose lives were deraileIn The Cadaver King and the Country Dentist: A True Story of Injustice in the American South, authors Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington lay out what happened; how the state's legal system aided and abetted the use of flawed forensic evidence; how systemic racism influenced Mississippi's coroner system; and the stories of some of the innocent people whose lives were derailein the American South, authors Radley Balko and Tucker Carrington lay out what happened; how the state's legal system aided and abetted the use of flawed forensic evidence; how systemic racism influenced Mississippi's coroner system; and the stories of some of the innocent people whose lives were derailed.

In fact, despite widespread and growing discontent with the perpetually vexed expert witness system in the Ontario auto insurance system — OTLA has never shown up at any of the many media battles over systemic shoddy IMEs / IEs which morph into flawed expert opinion evidence (substandard «expert» opinion evidence is as common as dirt in the Ontario personal injury contextIn fact, despite widespread and growing discontent with the perpetually vexed expert witness system in the Ontario auto insurance system — OTLA has never shown up at any of the many media battles over systemic shoddy IMEs / IEs which morph into flawed expert opinion evidence (substandard «expert» opinion evidence is as common as dirt in the Ontario personal injury contextin the Ontario auto insurance system — OTLA has never shown up at any of the many media battles over systemic shoddy IMEs / IEs which morph into flawed expert opinion evidence (substandard «expert» opinion evidence is as common as dirt in the Ontario personal injury contextin the Ontario personal injury context).

The danger of AI is algorithms that are designed on historic / past patterns of decision - making in case law which may be inherently flawed / biased and do not address systemic / institutional problems and biases.

In a very recent paper published in the University of Toronto Law Journal, LL.M student and trans activist Florence Ashley argues that laws such as Bill C - 16, while symbolically valuable and appreciated by the transgender community, will be largely inconsequential in improving transgender peoples» well being due systemic obstacles and foundational flaws in the legislation's premiseIn a very recent paper published in the University of Toronto Law Journal, LL.M student and trans activist Florence Ashley argues that laws such as Bill C - 16, while symbolically valuable and appreciated by the transgender community, will be largely inconsequential in improving transgender peoples» well being due systemic obstacles and foundational flaws in the legislation's premisein the University of Toronto Law Journal, LL.M student and trans activist Florence Ashley argues that laws such as Bill C - 16, while symbolically valuable and appreciated by the transgender community, will be largely inconsequential in improving transgender peoples» well being due systemic obstacles and foundational flaws in the legislation's premisein improving transgender peoples» well being due systemic obstacles and foundational flaws in the legislation's premisein the legislation's premises.

• Directed financial management consultation for the Office of Personnel Management • Analyzed OPM's retirement and insurance software identifying crucial systemic flaws • Created system process maps and descriptions in conjunction with subject matter experts • Developed data management solutions to remedy costly payment system errors • Provided cost benefit and return on investment analysis for process changes • Delivered comprehensive best practices guide along with supporting industry research • Managed consulting team ensuring cost effective, efficient, and timely project completion

The Bureau also believes that the structural flaws in HUD's 2008 RESPA Final Rule the Bureau identified in the proposal and described in this section - by - section analysis justify the Bureau taking this action in this final rule, even though the Bureau's empirical support rests on anecdotal evidence, rather than systemic data, because of the significant harm that can result from increased closing costs to consumers.