Sentence examples for most important shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Indeed, low transversal distribution accuracy is one of the most important shortcomings of modern air-seeders.

The new assembly allows a very good precision overcoming in one of the most important shortcomings of membrane extraction techniques.

The lack of (structural) studies on ribosomes across the bacterial kingdom is one of the most important shortcomings in understanding vital and clinically relevant species-specific regulation of translation and phenomena such as antibiotic resistance20.

Therefore, one of the most important shortcomings of femtocells is the connected-users limitations.

This paper addressed one of the most important shortcomings of hard decision tree-based context-dependent F0 modeling, namely, poor context generalization.

One of the most important shortcomings of the input output analytical framework is that technical coefficients and the coefficients of physical factors, e.g., GHG emissions and energy inputs do not change as a result of energy subsidy induced price changes.

Although current refugee aid is meager, its most important shortcoming is that it does not go to the vast majority who have not crossed a border.

An alternative solution to the PKI is Shamir's identity-based cryptosystems (IBC), which eliminate the need of public key certificates; however, the most important shortcoming of IBC is the key escrow problem.

The most important shortcoming of our study is that we did not assess all building blocks of clinically defined MODS (e.g. acute respiratory distress, hypotension, diminished cardiac output).

Perhaps the most important shortcoming of the Obama administration's science and technology agenda was its inability to increase S&T funding.

The most important shortcoming to the current study is the limited sample size, which does influence the generalizeability of the findings.