Use of actual leaves as exemplars meant that there was both taxon- and specimen-specific information incorporated into the analysis (a shortcoming acknowledged and discussed at length in MacLeod, 2002a).
While previous corticofugal studies provided insight into these mechanisms, a potential shortcoming is their singular focus on the subcortical nuclei along the ascending pathway arising from the contralateral ear.
This primarily stems from inadequate drug penetration into the CNS, a major shortcoming of current HAART regimens.
The biggest Carnival ships -- including the Destiny, Triumph and Victory -- turn this shortcoming into a virtue with 214-foot-long water slides that feature hairpin twists and turns.
When the runs began to dry up and turned into a drought the perceived shortcomings of Cook's captaincy were magnified.
"When the financial crisis forced the neoliberal economic system into a dead end, the shortcomings of the capitalist system were exposed for all to see," the editorial said.
In 2004, at a dinner sponsored by the N.A.A.C.P. Legal Defense Fund to mark the fiftieth anniversary of their victory in the Brown case, Bill Cosby departed from his notes and launched into a tirade against the shortcomings of impoverished African-Americans.
What began as grief reactive, based in reality soon morphed, amidst a perfect storm of environmental factors and my own psychological shortcomings, into a pervasive depression that came from everywhere and nowhere at once.
But he has also promised a more efficient recovery effort and an investigation into the shortcomings in the government response.
