Sentence examples for present shortcomings from inspiring English sources
Still, for all its present shortcomings, Mr. Jensen believes deeply in the value of pay for performance, which he first explored in research with William L. Meckling in the 1970s, when both were economists at the University of Rochester's Graduate School of Management.
On the other hand, panoramic equipment with a cephalometric arm at a 1.5-m distance may present shortcomings in enlargement factors and superimposition of the bilateral structures more distant from the midsagittal plane, considering the less magnified structures on the side nearby the image receptor [30].
Despite the benefits of mesocosm studies to isolate mechanisms, they do present shortcomings and require field verification of effects in additional studies.
Additionally, we describe the current techniques and technology for PRP preparation, and review the present shortcomings of this therapy that will need to be overcome if it is to gain broad acceptance.
The findings reveal present shortcomings, but also reveal further potentials in the application of such tools, which is supported by the vast evidence and examples collected by the WHR 2006 [ 2].
Present shortcomings in the application of marine conservation planning, such as the incompatible spatial scale of many conservation prioritisations, have contributed to misconceptions about the suitability of conservation planning generally and, specifically, its appropriateness in the Coral Triangle.
However, it still presents shortcomings like lack of security support and routing problems, which leads to a bad performance.
Most studies presented shortcomings, problems of selection, and misuration bias.
However, despite their advantages, these patterns present some shortcomings.
Nevertheless, AM techniques also present different shortcomings that limit the complexity of the mechanism for single step fabrication.
However, most of the existing depth-averaged models present different shortcomings for application to real-world simulations.
