Sentence examples for deficiencies limitations from inspiring English sources

Consequently, there are many deficiencies, limitations and biases in what follows.

As the Harvard Business School professor C. Roland Christensen frequently observed, "When you pick your advisers, you pick your advice". Your goal is to find a match between your deficiencies, limitations, or uncertainties and their experiences, expertise, or knowledge base.

Motivated by the literature deficiency, limitations in maintenance literature as well as gaps in existing knowledge and practices in maintenance engineering, the proposed approach on return-on-workforce investment is an innovative addition to literature.

The deficiencies and limitations of this quick-and-dirty analysis are evident.

A fully digital implementation of the Silicon Photomultiplier (dSiPM) has been developed in order to overcome the deficiencies and limitations of the so far only analog SiPMs (aSiPMs).

The relative importance of the carbon-radical reactions in the two semiglobal heterogeneous mechanisms employed is demonstrated, while the deficiencies and limitations of applying semiglobal heterogeneous mechanisms for graphite rod oxidations are identified.

The questionnaire survey results obtained during the course of this field-based research work clearly point out at the deficiencies and limitations in the process of DRR knowledge dissemination to the local communities of Nepal.

In my view, the ability to break down body compartments to perform analysis of muscular development helped me as well as my trainer better understand my deficiencies and limitations as I embarked on my workouts and continued over the 3 month period.

A third alternative is proposed by combining both weather and traffic factors to balance out the deficiencies and limitations of alternatives 1 and 2. Figure 8 shows the proposed 140 locations where RWIS stations are recommended to be sited when considering all four factors previously explained.

However, all these predictions are based on the in-silico approach that is not without its drawbacks, deficiencies and limitations of predictive tools which are also always present.

Overstaging of tumours is common, which has been attributed to the steep learning curve, operator dependency, equipment deficiencies, and limitations in resolution and focal length of transducers.