Ms. HoSang showed them the bedroom, pointing out its many shortcomings, including the awkward placement of the windows in one corner.
The plan has many shortcomings, including saying little about devolving powers within English cities or regions, but if Scotland votes no on Friday, Brown will have earned the right for his ideas to be heard with the kind of respect he rarely drew in his time at No 10.
However, these methods still have many basic shortcomings, including the dependence on complete quantitative information of metabolites, difficulty in defining reactants and intermediates, heavy reliance on human annotation, and the requirement to deal with excessively complex metabolic data [ 20].
"Jaan-E-Mann" (the title means "beloved") has many of its genre's shortcomings, including a shaky hold on the line between farce and stupidity and a soapy, melodramatic denouement.
Several studies were conducted well over a decade ago, and many of the more recent ones have other shortcomings, including small sample size and/or choice of reference group.
Moreover, many of these studies suffer from major methodological shortcomings, including small sample sizes, referral biases, high loss to follow-up, inadequate matching of groups, and lack of gender inclusion and analysis [ 9, 10, 12].
Al di Là has additional shortcomings, including desserts of widely varying success.
There are a number of explanations for the team's shortcomings, including lack of talent, perhaps.
However, there are many shortcomings in CTT, including the mutual dependence of item measure and person measure, ordinal raw score rather than interval data, and difficulty in handling missing data.
These shortcomings include the ability of the current rats to solve many of the location ("go/no-go") discriminations, which presumably involved distal cues (Experiments 5 and 9).
Those shortcomings include contribution rates too low to assure adequate retirements for middle-class Americans and many workers withdrawing large sums from their 401 k)'s before they retire.
