She asked that any explicitly tentative interpretations be removed, in case uncertainty would be perceived as a shortcoming by an academic referee in the research excellence framework funding distribution exercise.
Start with your technical abilities (as you most likely did with your strengths) and list those areas that could be perceived as a shortcoming.
The use of banked frozen serum for analysis may also be perceived as a shortcoming.
The lack of established analytical techniques used in the analyses of equation‐based systems is often perceived as a shortcoming of ABM.
There was what was perceived as a shortcoming in information on the value of physiotherapy services and it was decided to put effort in the MCDA approach provided a greater potential for impact.
Mr. Widmer, the Brown University historian, says that owning up to a perceived shortcoming can "provide a healthy exhalation" for a candidate, "if a politician's exhalation can be said to improve air quality".
Predictably enough, reporters and pundits are already advancing the narrative that Obama used his Tucson speech to better "connect" with voters, a perceived shortcoming that some use to explain his low job-approval ratings.
Kleiner Perkins' attorneys homed in on Pao's perceived personal shortcomings, painting a cartoonish picture of a greedy and incompetent ex-employee out only for revenge and a big pay day.
In this backbiting world, the more one flaunts the illusion of a perfect marriage, the more critics are likely to pounce on any perceived shortcomings, like a recent lawsuit by a woman who accuses Mr. Angélil of raping her in a Las Vegas hotel room.
In short, a form tailored to accommodate the perceived shortcomings of a particular young man while developing his recognised touch of genius.
Indeed, several nurses commented on the perceived shortcomings of a recent national drive for a patient-led research recruitment campaign.
