Sentence examples for discern shortcomings from inspiring English sources

The medical model was chosen as starting point in our analysis, because it is in our opinion the best tool to discern shortcomings and weak points.

Ryan Kavanaugh, the chief executive of Relativity, said in an e-mail message that he discerned in MacGruber's shortcomings the potential for a classic underdog, the sort of hero who "messes up along the way but eventually gets the job done".

One of the major shortcomings of previous work was the difficulty of discerning which groups of sites were under functional selection given statistical procedures that were designed under the assumption of site-independence.

Shortcomings of the STI test included lack of capacity to discern severity or levels of sperm DNA damage, differentiating between sperm chromatin fragmentation (SCF) and sperm DNA fragmentation (SDF), and detecting epigenetic imprinting abnormalities and the requirement of fresh reagents, particularly DTT [ 50].

This in turn underlines the second shortcoming of using activity alone: activity is not able to discern how specific a cell's activity is to a certain country.

The traits that do make a difference are poorly understood, and can't be taught in a classroom, no matter what the tuition: the ability to understand and inspire people; to read situations and discern the underlying patterns; to build trusting relationships; to recognize and correct one's shortcomings; to imagine alternate futures.

In virtue of their suffering and alienation, these individuals are well situated not only to discern which values and practices in their heritage deserve allegiance but also to identify shortcomings in the traditions of the groups to which they belong.

Also hard to discern in this, the only publicly available summary of E&Y's inspection, were full details of the shortcomings at Kaloti, between June and December 2012.

Scores below 3 suggest some 'potentially serious shortcomings' in the information (although scoring is to some extent down to personal judgement, the DISCERN handbook [ 19] provides examples and guidelines for rating every individual question).

In a country that holds a special contempt for whingers — those inclined to incessant complaint, a shortcoming many have discerned in Prince Charles — she has won praise for what one of her biographers, Rebecca Tyrrel, describes as an attitude of "You just bloody well get on with it".

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