Sentence examples for practical shortfalls from inspiring English sources

Broström et al. [ 10] analyzed the facilitators and barriers to CPAP adherence in a sample of 23 patients and concluded that emotional and practical shortfalls support over the first days of therapy do not improve adherence.

From 1969 to 1976, Brant (at first with his business partner, Joseph Allen) owned half the publication, which in practical terms meant picking up the constant shortfalls.

Morgan claims that a huge, practical block to independence is the multibillion-pound shortfall between what Wales raises in taxes and what it spends.

This paper discusses the shortfalls of this technique, and introduces a practical new technology for measuring and monitoring membrane fouling and flux performance in real-time.

This is hotly contested, but it is reasonably clear that NPPF isn't going to make much practical difference to housing supply until 2013 or 2014, so the shortfall will continue to worsen.

Academic studies showed long ago that the stock market incorporates pension surpluses and shortfalls into its estimates of company value despite the practical difficulties of deciphering corporate pension accounts.

Meanwhile, experience from the systematic use of proportional shortfall will potentially improve the principle and its practical use.

Skill shortfalls were most common in communication, teamwork, other technical and practical skills, customer handling, and problem solving and least common in numeracy and literacy (Hillage et al.2002).2002

I have identified a number of politically practical ways in which we could raise revenues in order to diminish our shortfall while maintaining or increasing our growth rate, ranging from taxation of purchases on the Internet to monetizing immigration.

The shortfalls are everywhere.

The shortfalls swept the nation.