Sentence examples for a common shortcoming from inspiring English sources
Insufficient feature overlaps across images is a common shortcoming in post-flight image processing resulting in the failure of 3D reconstruction.
Tuscan fish stew, a main course, deserves the same set of adjectives, though the shrimp and calamari were overdone on our visit -- a common shortcoming of this kitchen, as it turned out.
A common shortcoming of these models is that they require a large set of input data, involving kinetic parameters, gas precursor compositions, and additional parameters describing the coal's polymeric structure.
Micro data not targeting firms under a certain size is a common shortcoming in the literature of size distribution.
So far, most studies comparing the two methods have had a common shortcoming, Egli says: They start with cells derived from different donors.
All existing admission control approaches discussed above, except CBAC [34], have a common shortcoming in that they rely only on request rejection to avoid server overloading.
Our modeling approach avoids this bias without having to modify the indicators, run separate analyses or use imputation techniques – all common shortcomings in geriatric studies [ 65, 66].
It's important to watch out for a few common shortcomings in what comes back from the content team.
Another common shortcoming is a failure to describe adequately "the impact of the project in terms of societal questions.
In this study investigating methods for addressing missing data, specifically when including interactions in the analysis, we found support for building the model using an EM generated set of data and then applying multiple imputation as a robust method to address this common shortcoming in epidemiological studies.
Several detection methods [ 30] have been proposed to identify modules based on different principles, but with the common shortcoming of achieving only a limited resolution spectrum (i.e all the possible module sizes) when applied to large networks ([ 31, 32]).
