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One apparent drawback of the measure we proposed is that it does not take into account the quality of the trees in generalization.

Their method targeted the drawbacks of the lexical measures with respect to shallow annotations, requiring annotation statistics, and addressing the semantic relationships expressed through edges of the GO data structure.

Advantages and drawbacks of the proposed measure in comparison with the classical measures for sets will be further investigated in a future paper.

The drawbacks of this measure are that betweenness centralization is zero if the factions lose their interconnection completely and that the factions do not necessarily correspond to ideological cliques.

She's undeterred by academics and others who think that in the London context the drawbacks of such measures could outweigh the gains, doubting that a damaging loss of supply would result.

The main drawback of the maintainability measure was that it was not specific to the health problem of interest: All backward steps in the levels of care were considered adverse outcomes regardless of the actual reasons.

The paper begins by exploring the advantages and drawbacks of the various methods for measuring efficiency in the higher education context.

It is demonstrated that our new measure considering μ complements some drawbacks of the traditional gene-centric ρ measure.

One drawback of this measure, however, is that it does not pinpoint which processes imposed the reported cognitive load.

This device overcomes the drawbacks of other measuring methods such as sensitivity to low values of strength and joint stabilization.

The drawbacks of measuring these properties at the plating conditions (high ionic strength media and temperature) were discussed.