Sentence examples for common shortcoming of from inspiring English sources

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.

Another common shortcoming of older proprietary leases, Mr. Luxemburg said, concerns the rights and responsibilities of shareholders and the co-op corporation with respect to alterations and improvements within the four walls of an apartment.

The common shortcoming of the Global HE, BBHE, MMBEBHE, DSIHE, and WTHE is the production of the over-contrast images.

Although missing rapid changes is the common shortcoming of SDCC and DCC models, they have lots of merits which cause us to prefer them over the other models.

In particular, these reported strategies have the common shortcoming of not being so far suitable for nanopatterning of multiple biomolecule nanoarrays.

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.

This system was designed to overcome common shortcomings of current methods.

The most common shortcomings of previous studies included small sample size, no exclusion for visual difficulties in patients, inadequate assessment of mood, and poor control for prednisone use.

Common shortcomings of studies in other mammography screening contexts are that they analyse only the immediate effects of DAs and do not follow up on the long-term effects on knowledge and decisional conflict [ 18].

The Geocap study was designed to avoid selection and differential misclassification biases, which are common shortcomings of case control studies on environmental factors, particularly ELF-MF (Mezei and Kheifets, 2006; Kheifets and Oksuzyan, 2008; Schüz and Ahlbom, 2008).

Micro data not targeting firms under a certain size is a common shortcoming in the literature of size distribution.