Sentence examples for extensive shortcomings from inspiring English sources
The extensive shortcomings identified in mental health treatment services, the lack of any special facilities for mentally ill inmates, and the harsh disciplinary practices have the net effect of causing significant injury to seriously mentally ill inmates.
Each item is rated on a five-point scale from 1 (low quality with serious or extensive shortcomings) to 5 (high quality with minimal shortcomings).
Reports of low overall quality will score 1 or 2, indicating extensive shortcomings in relation to several ISQ criteria.
Another study from Israel, scrutinizing 16 statement concluded that the courts accepted documents with extensive shortcomings [ 15].
20 DISCERN requires responses to 16 questions using a five-point Likert scale ranging from one (low quality with serious or extensive shortcomings) to five (high quality with minimal shortcomings; figure 1), and evaluates the reliability of the materials and quality of the information on treatment choices.
The discourse within Russia consists of extensive criticism of shortcomings along with some "blue sky" analyses of what might be possible in some imagined future.
Each form has its own advantages and shortcomings but extensive subdural implantation of electrodes is most common and is most comprehensively discussed.
We tried to address some of the aforementioned shortcomings by collecting extensive information about the preclinical period directly from the patients in a population based setting.
In light of this shortcoming and the extensive diversity in leaf form, additional studies exploiting naturally occurring variation are needed to clarify the role of previously discovered genes in evolutionary variation for leaf traits and potentially discover new genetic regulators.
Such a study should address shortcomings in the current extensive database of studies in this area.
Such shortcomings have been the subject of extensive research in the automotive radar field owing to the widespread use of radar in vehicles, especially in driver assistance systems [105, 106].
