Sentence examples for consequent shortcomings from inspiring English sources
The consequent shortcomings in its output range from a more cautious commissioning strategy to an embarrassing paucity of sports rights.
Practical and epistemological reasons for the consequent shortcomings of the objectivist approach are detailed.
103 107 However, they have been imported into the Australian healthcare environment, with consequent shortcomings related to both the intrinsic nature of the measure, as well as environment compatibility issues.
Bureaucratic and legislative implementation deficiencies, and consequent transport shortcomings seem to occupy a more concrete and higher place on their agenda for the growth of logistics service provision.
The same shortcoming and consequent overestimation of S-nitrosylation is common to BST-based and most published methods for identification and quantitation of protein S-nitrosylation.
As the deletion of such responses has recently been cautioned against due in part to the shortcomings of the tests to truly detect irrationality and consequent removal of potentially valid preference responses, and considering that the existence of such preferences can be seen to be consistent with random utility theory [ 24, 33], all responses were included in the final model.
However, several shortcomings limit the popularity of these materials, including a long preparation time, limited productivity for commercial preparation, a consequent increase in cost, and dehydration that decreases the commercial shelf life.
Consequent redesigns scarcely helped.
The consequent unrest could be considerable.
