Sentence examples for frequent shortcoming from inspiring English sources

The most frequent shortcoming in quality assessment was an insufficiently or not reported response rate (n=19; table 3).

Even as passengers remain frustrated with the frequent shortcomings of their trains, many accept those limitations with stoicism.

Frequent shortcomings or outright lack of performance assessments of environmental interventions in general and PES projects in particular have resulted in recommendations for "optimal" PES designs.

Two frequent shortcomings were no written record of the information provided to patients and unsigned drug prescriptions [ 2].

The most frequent shortcomings in the included trials were: omitting a description of the randomisation procedure, a lack of concealed allocation to groups and/or inadequate blinding.

For nearly three decades, against all odds and in spite of frequent defeats and shortcomings, Fatah succeeded to be the leading party of the national Palestinian movement ultimately delivering universal recognition of Palestinian right for self-determination and sovereign statehood.

This need for frequent injections is an important shortcoming of these medications, especially for children who may well be afraid of needles and do not understand the importance of their medication.

It results in frequent typing errors and serious shortcomings of this method.

The federal government and health policy experts consider frequent readmissions a sign of the shortcomings of the nation's health-care system, with more than one in five Medicare patients returning to the hospital within a month of discharge.

The ballasted track system has been widely adopted on conventional railways due to its ease of construction, but its key shortcoming is its need for frequent maintenance.

Still, Internet connectivity in flight has its shortcomings, though Mr. Harteveldt and other frequent fliers said they expected it to improve in its next generation.