Sentence examples for pitfalls of information from inspiring English sources

Vassar's mistake went beyond the usual pitfalls of information technology.

A common pitfall of many information technology programs in rural health centers is to give priority to building the technical infrastructure rather than focusing on meeting local needs and developing local expertise and ownership [ 9].

Accordingly, we analyzed the independent significance of these properties and their combination with a support vector machine (SVM) and we discussed the benefits and pitfalls of using the information available for the development of a family-specific predictor.

Our results highlight pitfalls of using land cover information to model species distributions in situations where it may be inappropriate.

Here, we discuss the many merits and occasional pitfalls of using identity by descent information in conjunction with HTS studies.

The evaluation exercise used for the CKD guidebook highlighted the potential advantages and some of the pitfalls of using cartoons in patient information.

As mentioned in [ 7], "simply comparing genes to themselves have the pitfall of taking molecular information out of context.

However, this and all other CGH studies have the major pitfall of usually lacking information on parents.

In our view a major problem has been an over-reliance on isolated lists of differentially expressed (DE) genes which – by simply comparing genes to themselves – have the pitfall of taking molecular information out of context.

But an e-mail marketing campaign last week for its Web site, Nordstrom.com, illustrates the pitfalls of relaxing standards on protecting customer information.

This article builds off our implementation experience at Children's Hospital Boston to describe considerations, including potential benefits and pitfalls, of introducing an enterprise-wide clinical information system in a tertiary care pediatric center.