Sentence examples similar to drawbacks of citing from inspiring English sources
The point of citing all these problems?
Interesting drawbacks of MRI as cited by our patients are the long examination time (43 patients) and the frequent long breathholds (7 patients).
While public policy "is a powerful tool," Seymour said, it can have drawbacks as well, citing the limitations of REDD+.
Thus, some of the drawbacks previously cited are alleviated [ 5, 6].
Building up on these results, a twofold approach is proposed in this work to overcome the drawbacks of the decorrelator detector cited above.
In contrast to other investigations on patient acceptance [23] [27], we also compared two noninvasive tests against each other, which revealed that commonly cited drawbacks of MRI (sensation of confinement [34 patients], rather lengthy test [43 patients], and noise [9 patients]) led to significantly lower patient comfort than achieved with MSCT.
Perceived loss of provincial autonomy was one the most cited drawbacks of joint negotiations.
Lack of user friendliness, error-proof guarantee and information on drug metabolism and pharmacokinetics-pharmacodynamics (PK-PD) were the highest cited drawbacks of respondents.
One drawback of mutual funds cited by managed-account boosters is that investors sometimes foot tax bills that are instigated by others.
The main drawback of the previously cited methods is that they do not handle the hands of colored people or those wearing colored gloves.
