Sentence examples for extensive pitfall from inspiring English sources

Only a few huia are known from the extensive pitfall deposits in the karst of the Waitomo Caves area and they are also rare or absent in fossil deposits in the central North Island and Hawke's Bay; it seems to have preferred habitats that are not well sampled by the deposits known at present.

This approach, although not taking full advantage of the 2D image data provided by the endoscope, provided a robust means of quantifying disease progression while avoiding potential pitfalls of extensive automated manipulation of large sets of image data to count and measure individual nodules in sets of images.

Ectopic ACTH overproduction not only leads to hypercortisolism but is also associated with various diagnostic and therapeutic pitfalls despite performing extensive diagnostic procedures.

Gregory Conley said in a statement that the industry had been "pursuing extensive studies" of e-cigarettes' "uses, pitfalls and benefits" and agrees that more research is necessary.

There is an extensive body of literature describing the challenges and pitfalls of post-disaster relocation projects (Johnson 2007; Oliver-Smith 2009; Cernea 1999; De Wet 2009).

Table 1 Wide spectrum of pitfalls and different classifications Pitfall Pitfall vs Pitfall Anatomic  1.

As can be seen in Table 1, the Cuzick Tyrer model addresses many of the pitfalls of the previous models; significantly, the combination of extensive family history, endogenous oestrogen exposure and benign breast disease (atypical hyperplasia).

As such, the Tyrer-Cuzick model addresses many of the pitfalls of the previous models, significantly the combination of extensive family history, markers of endogenous oestrogen exposure, and benign breast disease (atypical hyperplasia).

Potential lessons learned from the extensive experience with extremity arthroplasty may predict some of the perils and pitfalls associated with motion-preserving devices in spinal applications.

They are likely to discuss the potential benefits and pitfalls of screening and the possibility that a biopsy procedure will progress to extensive surgery, depending on the subsequent pathological findings.

Based on extensive interviews with men who have served in Iraq on two tours, Black Watch avoids the pitfalls of most documentary theatre, which allows us liberal theatre-goers to take a cosy gander in the zoo.