Sentence examples for implicit shortcoming from inspiring English sources

The critical aspect of this definition is the phrasing … believed to affect adversely … that pinpoints to the implicit shortcoming that there is no objective or physiological/biological marker of adverse odor effects.

Shortcoming of centralized search engines are: (i) democratic community search, (ii) implicit user feedback, (iii) lack of user recommendations, (iv) no replication, (v) caching and proactive dissemination, (vi) overlap aware query routing is not supported, (vii) less cost optimization.

Goaltending is another shortcoming.

But he noted a shortcoming.

There is another shortcoming.

As Mr. Gore's comments in New Orleans circulated here on Thursday, some administration officials who are working to win passage of one of the biggest trade deals in history expressed fears that his implicit criticism of the shortcomings could give ammunition to those looking to sink the pact.

But implicit in these reports are shortcomings of Mr. Hespe's predecessor, Leo Klagholz, and possible errors by Ms. Bolden's predecessor, Beverly L. Hall, who is now superintendent of Atlanta schools and during whose tenure the problems developed.

Similarly, the more that recovery and sustained growth strengthen banks' balance sheets, the less urgency policymakers feel to address structural shortcomings, such as the implicit guarantees enjoyed by state banks and municipal savings banks in Germany, and the problems of family controlled banks like Banco Espirito Santo in Portugal.

Decentralisation was found to have no implicit magic formula for mitigating the shortcomings of previous efforts made at the national level.

This confidence scoring system presents some shortcomings, one being the degeneracy implicit in the use of only five discrete values for lists of hundreds or thousands of reactions, another the fact that different categories are not disjoint but nested, meaning that one backs the other.

These shortcomings have mostly to do with implicit hydrogen atoms and inline abbreviations.