The plan won the competition due to FireRescue Depot's unique approach to offering an extensive selection, as well as its addressing the common pitfall of large selection which is huge inventory.
The pitfall of such large variability is that it may compromise the true association between exposure and the outcome of interest.
According to this research, to be successful, "sustainable transport policy must avoid the common transportation policy pitfall of ignoring the larger systems in which transportation activity is embedded".
A potential pitfall of having a large number of images to review and a long interpretation time is that it can lead to fatigue, misdiagnosis, and limited throughput.
The only pitfall of sporting one of these designs?
By now, the pitfalls of large dams are notorious, and donor agencies like the World Bank have become more wary, at least requiring detailed environmental and social assessments.
Mr. Batiste, singing from the piano as he led an underrehearsed large group, exposed the pitfalls of the jazz prodigy turned singer: sloppiness, overconfidence, deficiencies in endowment or judgment.
The pitfalls of large-scale analysis, as exemplified here, may not be unique to Chari et al. I read with interest the recent work, published in BMC Genomics, entitled "Effect of active smoking on the human bronchial epithelium transcriptome" [ 1].
To many in Canada, particularly those in the labor movement, the strike has become a symbol of the pitfalls of allowing large corporations to fall under foreign control.
The experiences of distressed homeowners here in Springfield illustrate the pitfalls of leaving large numbers of people underwater -- not just for borrowers, but for surrounding communities.
