Sentence examples for key pitfall from inspiring English sources

Labriola et al. pointed out the key pitfall in measuring albumin using different assays [ 23].

However, a key pitfall to both HPV DNA PCR- and ISH-based methods is that they determine solely the presence of HPV DNA in the sample, but this does not indicate if the virus is transcriptionally active.

But Snap will avoid one of the key pitfalls of the Facebook platform: over-promising.

One of the key pitfalls for all musculoskeletal ultrasound examinations is anisotropy artifact that requires perpendicular insonation of tendons, ligaments, muscle, and nerves to observe the correct echotexture of the structures [10].

Methods and key pitfalls of assessing future costs of energy technologies based on learning rates are an important topic among the research community [34, 35] that illustrates the importance of dealing with uncertainty related to assumptions and input data.

Turkey confronts three key pitfalls: First is the battle between environment and development, in the Turkish context of public space vs. privatization; second is the century old conflict between Secularists and Islamists and third the millennial Mediterranean challenge of Pluralism vs. Authoritarianism.

Several possible key pitfalls have been identified in the SAGE technique.

For the sake of brevity, we include summarized or selected results in the main text, but detailed results for all the case studies can be found in Additional file 5. Since the estimation problem stated above is nonconvex, multi-modality (existence of multiple local solutions) will be a key possible pitfall.

We also discuss the key points and pitfalls we encountered during RADG.

This framework includes both strategic and operational dimensions to help managers anticipate key challenges and pitfalls in service innovation projects.

This research study identifies the key clauses and pitfalls causing the majority of disputes in EPC contracts and provides the description of these conditions in order to increase their common understanding.