Sentence examples for pitfalls inherent from inspiring English sources
The world's universities, aware of both the great opportunities and serious pitfalls inherent in this transformation, have embraced these technologies with surprising speed, none more so than Columbia.
While we cannot say that these pitfalls inherent in the net worth method foreclose its use, they do require the exercise of great care and restraint.
One of the pitfalls inherent in any biopic is that while movies require their heroes to learn from their mistakes and fulfil their noble goals, not many of us do that in real life.
One of the more common experiments in the literature in the 1960's was the study of the effects of radiation and of drugs on the incorporation of radioactive precursors into the DNA of cells, yet the pitfalls inherent in the methods used were not widely appreciated.
In contrast with Dinesen, who details very little about the dishes themselves, no doubt wishing to avoid the pitfalls inherent in gastronomic overwriting, Axel suggests the sensuous pleasures of the gustatory through the equally sensuous enjoyment of sight and sound.
The emergence of unproven stem cell therapies alongside legitimate stem cell clinical trials neatly highlights the potential and pitfalls inherent within the stem cell field, both of which are driven by the desire of patients for desperately needed new treatments.
It's really just a pitfall inherent to sequels: It can be hard to tell the difference between a revelation and a retcon.
Clinical trials however evaluate the outcome of the procedure as a whole and are therefore inadequate to determine which specific pitfalls are inherent in the operation itself.
Diversity, drug-likeness and combinatorial libraries are discussed, and the inherent pitfalls of the NMR approach are addressed.
This chapter points out the inherent pitfalls of both experimental design and data analysis and compares alternative methods.
Additionally, most mtNOS detection assays are designed and optimized for isolated mitochondria and may exert inherent pitfalls and limitations once used in living cells.
