Sentence examples for most common shortcomings from inspiring English sources

The most common shortcomings of previous studies included small sample size, no exclusion for visual difficulties in patients, inadequate assessment of mood, and poor control for prednisone use.

The most common shortcomings were lack of randomization [ 46– 49, 51], lack of concealed allocation [ 46– 49, 51], and lack of blinding (patient, therapist, or assessor) [ 43– 51].

The most common shortcomings were lack of blinding [ 47– 49, 51], lack of concealment [ 46– 49, 51], and inadequate random sequence generation [ 46– 49, 51].

8 9 12 The most common shortcomings are failure to recruit a representative sample of patients and healthcare providers, 10 11 13 14 incomplete follow-up, 13 14 and inadequate duration of follow-up.

The most common shortcomings were a clear definition of LBP, lack of adequate representation of the population, lack of detail on the instrument used, and lack of using a reliable and valid questionnaire to collect data (Tables 1 and 6).

The most common shortcoming was the failure to use standard case definitions for the illnesses described.

Perceived disproportionate care was the most common shortcoming indicated by physicians, and 'too much care' was reported in 89% of those cases.

Nevertheless the literature on the subject only highlights the most common HIS shortcomings in a very general manner.

The most common methodological shortcomings of the studies included in the review were the lack of a clear definition and delimitation of LBP and the absence of important specifications of LBP such as the frequency of episodes, its intensity and duration.

Two of the most common solutions to this shortcoming are to use high-resolution Fourier transform (FT) mass spectrometry and/or tandem mass spectrometry (MSn).

The most common solution to avoid the shortcomings and enjoy the benefits of each strategy is to create hierarchical systems with multiple steps where each level is designed with class-specific features and segmentation systems as in [31] and [32].