Sentence examples for may have weakness from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, these studies may have weakness in internal validity because such important confounding factors as chronic inflammation [ 16- 18], medical co-morbidities[ 16, 18], and nutritional status [ 16- 18] were not considered.

But the fact there were none of his teammates around to help Froome will give the other teams encouragement that the seemingly unbeatable Sky team may have weaknesses.

Focus groups as a means of data collection may have weaknesses, for example, not all participants may get an equal time to talk.

But Mr Penn may have a weakness of his own his umbilical ties to business interests and his visceral distaste for anything that smells of populism.

The present study may have a weakness, because membrane tear detection was not the primary focus and endpoint of many of our included studies.

CAG200 mice displayed lower grip strength and reduced locomotor activity, indicating that these mice may have muscle weakness and altered energy metabolism.

In this respect, we emphasize that the interpretation of our data may have a weakness being solely based on mRNA-expression without protein data.

Americans may have their weaknesses but they do keep their promises".

They may have hidden weaknesses, but they will not be exposed by the Ducks, who still rely on fighting, struggle to score goals and are not the same team that won the Stanley Cup two years ago.

You may have structural weaknesses, loose ends, stilted scenes, characters who shouldn't be there and some that are missing, thematic inconsistencies or problems you can't even identify but which stop you from moving forward.

The study added that the high pressure of the steam that Canadian Natural used probably contributed to the 2009 spill and that the steam and pressure may have created weaknesses in the protective rock layer and provided an escape route for bitumen.