The phrase "a shortcoming from" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing a deficiency or flaw that arises from a specific source or cause.
Example: "The project's failure was largely due to a shortcoming from the initial planning phase."
Alternatives: "a flaw due to" or "a deficiency stemming from".
If the show has a shortcoming apart from its size — what's there makes you want to see more — it's that it doesn't tell the stories behind the products, like the 1962 table lamp for Arteluce that was designed to be shipped flat and assembled at home, or the delicately colored Murano glass barware by Venini that was originally designed for the Vignellis' wedding.
At the same time, the relatively small size of the BAC clones also is a shortcoming of maps created from this panel: the short span of each member within the pool limits its scope to traverse gaps (>100 Kbp) caused by incomplete marker coverage, by marker clustering, or through the presence of large repetitive regions of DNA (Figure 1d, e).
Nevertheless, we would argue that the missing reflection on the impact of the empirical data for normative questions can be criticised as a shortcoming of empirical research from a medical ethics perspective.
The disagreement between the number of Sp185/333 gene models in the S. purpuratus genome and our estimates of gene copy number may have resulted from a shortcoming of genome assembly methods, in which regions with similar sequences are artificially collapsed.
This paper discusses a shortcoming in CRN that results from its assumption that the rail head is comparatively smooth.
This is a shortcoming that is pretty much apparent from the outcome, though.
Such a shortcoming prevents the nanotube-based oscillators from being utilized in nanodevices.
There are also a few shortcomings from the hardware side: because the included microphone plugs into the phone's mic jack, it only supports mono.
Think about what you want to see happen in the future, and try not to dwell on every shortcoming from the past.
But Ms. McCarron acknowledged that soft-shell lobster has a significant shortcoming, aside from its relatively short harvesting season.
