Sentence examples for pitfalls posed from inspiring English sources
The potential pitfalls posed by the need to model endophenotypes and etiologic/mechanistic constructs of schizophrenia can be mitigated in certain ways.
Despite the benefits, the pitfalls posed by the system will lead to fundamental changes in the system, combining strong points of actual DRG-systems, with benefits of the DBC system.
Calibration poses several pitfalls for the unwary.
Jatropha's proponents say it avoids the major pitfalls of other biofuels, which pose significant environmental and social risks.
The heartbeat bill, if not as sweeping as personhood, has a more visceral public appeal, its promoters argue, and avoids some of the pitfalls of the personhood proposal, posing no threat to contraception or critical medical care.
Here we go over how these loans work and how they may pose both benefits and pitfalls.
There is fuel for all sides in Ms. Estrella's predicament: it shows that even food from a revered artisan producer can pose risks, while demonstrating the pitfalls for regulators who may be viewed as heavy-handed.
"Too often we focus on the perils and pitfalls that the Internet and social media pose for young women and girls, and clearly those challenges are real.
The buy-to-let boom could pose a risk to financial stability, the Bank of England said on Wednesday as it prepared to embark on a review of the potential pitfalls of the housing market.
