Sentence examples for main deficiencies of from inspiring English sources

The main deficiencies of the airflow pattern which resulted in wide variations in temperature and moisture loss within the stored commodity can be investigated.

Apart from two main deficiencies of relatively large variations of properties among the test specimen and sufficiently low modulus of elasticity, the stress strain behaviour is very close to the commercial grades of stainless steel produced by rolling and forming.

Overcoming the three main deficiencies of the traditional methods, this method can work automatically, evaluate more performance factors at the same time and meet the particularity of SoC designs.

One of the main deficiencies of all published studies on mollusk phylogeny is the underrepresentation of the minor taxa Solenogastres, Caudofoveata, and Monoplacophora.

"The main deficiency of ATW," explains Philip Connolly, campaigns officer at the Royal National Institute for Blind People, "is employers' ignorance of it - either they have never heard of it or they think it will involve a considerable expense".

The main deficiency of these descriptions is in the quantitative measurement of the heat of fusion.

The main deficiency of conventional methods is that the LP remains constant during plastic hinge development.

However, the main deficiency of the existing FNN based on the feed-forward architecture is its adherence to static problems.

Cardagin and Sundrop both are trying to hit on the main deficiency of the Groupon model, in that local merchants are largely dissatisfied with the level of retention and repeat business they received from daily deal promotions.

The main deficiency of widely available, second-order accurate methods for the accurate computation of these flows is the numerical diffusion of vorticity to unacceptable levels.

Therefore, the proportional as well as non-proportional loading conditions are addressed in the same manner, which is currently the main deficiency of the approach.